This was a solid write up; I've been using K8s (intermittently) for like, 5 years now, and I still spend an inordinate amount of time looking things up and tryi

This was a solid write up; I've been using K8s (intermittently) for like, 5 years now, and I still spend an inordinate amount of time looking things up and trying to convert the nonsense naming conventions used to something understandable. I can think of 20 or so projects that would have run great on K8s, and I can think of 0 projects that were running on K8s, which worked well. Eventually, seeing the wrong tool used for the wrong job time and time again I came around to seeing K8s as the latest iteration of time sharing on a mainframe, but this time with YAML, and lots of extra steps.