Yeah that's pretty fair. Though I'd say that's something I struggle with today as a whole; keeping up with software changes among all my infrastructure dependen

Yeah that's pretty fair. Though I'd say that's something I struggle with today as a whole; keeping up with software changes among all my infrastructure dependencies. The old solution to this used to be, "just don't ever update it and you'll have no problems until the server is 30 years old and fails to boot." Nowadays you can't really get away with that, so we update all of the things all of the time, constantly juggling support matrixes between various pieces of it all with interlocking dependencies. I don't think this is a problem that is unique to kubernetes, is what I'm getting at. You never said that it was, I'm mostly thinking out loud.