> Or if you want to make K8s do something it isn’t designed or not presently capable of, so you need to hack on it. I ask totally nonargumentatifely: can you t

> Or if you want to make K8s do something it isn’t designed or not presently capable of, so you need to hack on it. I ask totally nonargumentatifely: can you think of any examples? I’ve twisted and contorted Kubernetes into some frankly horrifying shapes over the years and never run into a situation where it wouldn’t do something I needed it to do. It’s, essentially, just a whole big pile of primitives and most of the functionality is implemented within the platform anyway (not as part of the platform). The furthest I’ve had to go is some custom resources, setting up some webhooks, writing a controller, and integrating against the API. Wondering what gaps I have here and what I might try or run in to that’s gonna run me up against that wall.