Too bad the author and company are anonymous. I'd like to confirm my assumption that the author has zero business using k8s at all. Infrastructure is a lost ar

Too bad the author and company are anonymous. I'd like to confirm my assumption that the author has zero business using k8s at all. Infrastructure is a lost art. Nobody knows what they're doing. We've entered an evolutionary spandrel where "more tools = better" meaning the candidate for an IT role who swears by 10 k8s tools is always better than the one who can fix your infra, but will also remove k8s because it's not helping you at all.