Every time I use some cloud-thingy that's just fucking scheduling, running, and managing multiple processes, and it's way harder and more error-prone and less r

Every time I use some cloud-thingy that's just fucking scheduling, running, and managing multiple processes, and it's way harder and more error-prone and less reliable and burns a multiple more person-hours to set up and manage than just, I don't know, doing that on an operating system, which is a thing specifically designed for that kind of work, plus performs like dogshit, I die a little inside. [EDIT] Incidentally, I don't hate all this stuff—I like docker-as-a-cross-distro-package-and-process-manager better than most of the rest Linux has to offer on that front, I find k8s kinda-nifty, but wish it 1) didn't always seem to involve so much goddamn yaml, which is so shockingly horrible that I can't believe it's still in so many things, and 2) were better-integrated with the underlying operating system(s) rather than reinventing so very many wheels and being another layer, rather than part of the system. Like I can vaguely imagine, through a hazy cloud of dream, some kind of hypothetical k8s-alike integrated into FreeBSD that I'd absolutely love.