> Understand the problem space, understand the solution space, and try to find a fit, don't just grab your favorite hammer and start whacking away. People who

> Understand the problem space, understand the solution space, and try to find a fit, don't just grab your favorite hammer and start whacking away. People who understand the problem space will eventually notice that kubernetes isn't a hammer but whole toolbox. So you can reach for it when you need a hammer, a different hammer, or a screwdriver, or when you're not sure what you need, or when you're 90% sure what you need but also willing to admit you might be wrong. Not a universal panacea, but if we're going to get into this "right tool for the job" discussion, it's a complete misunderstanding to characterize it as a single tool.