> may be mostly relegated to self-managed clusters. Foreign to me too, but not surprising people report issues as common. there are a lot of footguns in kuber

> may be mostly relegated to self-managed clusters. Foreign to me too, but not surprising people report issues as common. there are a lot of footguns in kubernetes that come from a lack of understanding. You can build a robust kubernetes cluster that hosts an application that’s nearly impossible to bring offline without an act of god, it just takes some know-how and a tiny bit of effort/experience.