I dunno, a sane nginx config is like 30 lines max for a basic service. You can mange it entirely with git (`git config receive.denyCurrentBranch updateInstead`)

I dunno, a sane nginx config is like 30 lines max for a basic service. You can mange it entirely with git (`git config receive.denyCurrentBranch updateInstead`) and some post-receive / push-to-checkout hooks. Keep in mind, for K8s to work you also need to containerize your application, even if it's just static files (or I guess you can break containment and do volume mounts, or some sort of static file resource if you're serving static content). For non-static applications, you still need to configure and run it, which is just harder with k8s/docker in the mix.