> also want it to be a bit more redundant so that if one physical computer dies then it'll just be rescheduled to another machine and I'll be back up and chatt

> also want it to be a bit more redundant so that if one physical computer dies then it'll just be rescheduled to another machine and I'll be back up and chatting within minutes without human intervention. It seems an explicit requirement was not having to manually restore backups. You may or may not be wrong, but I find most arguments against tools like Kuberenetes boil down to "if you ignore the requirements, you could have done it simpler with bash!", which, yea.