Just look at the release notes for every major release. They focus on what's new within Kubernetes architecture instead of what's new that benefits users. Thin

Just look at the release notes for every major release. They focus on what's new within Kubernetes architecture instead of what's new that benefits users. Things like having to remove finalizers appended onto resources when you delete them and they hang. Damn near everything about Custom Resources. This isn't a dig at Kubernetes; I love using it. However, I agree that it leaks implementation everywhere.