You say supposed to. That's great when building your own software stack in house but how much software is available that can run on kubenetes but was created be

You say supposed to. That's great when building your own software stack in house but how much software is available that can run on kubenetes but was created before it existed. But somebody figured out it could run in docker and then later someone realized it's not that hard to make it run in kubenetes because it already runs in docker. You can make an opinionated platform that does things how you think is the best way to do them, and people will do it how they want anyway with bad results. Or you can add the features to make it work multiple ways and let people choose how to use it.