I was wondering if there's productivity angle too. Take Ceph vs Rook for example. If a Ceph cluster needs all the resources on its machines and the cluster mana

I was wondering if there's productivity angle too. Take Ceph vs Rook for example. If a Ceph cluster needs all the resources on its machines and the cluster manages its resources too, then moving to Rook does not give any additional features. All the 50K additional lines of code in Rook is to set up CSIs and statefulsets and whatnot just to get Ceph working on Kubernetes.