> No more dedicated boxes for mysql, mongo, etc. This in turn enables you to have an easier ops experience, because every single machine in your fleet is homoge

> No more dedicated boxes for mysql, mongo, etc. This in turn enables you to have an easier ops experience, because every single machine in your fleet is homogenous (same OS, same patches, etc) Is that a good thing? Granted, the AWS account I used to managed was 8-10 machines at most, which is probably well below the point where Kuberenetes makes sense, but I remember that it was useful to configure different kind of machines for MySQL than Apache (disk needs were vastly different, for instance) and that the MySQL instance for the web server had different needs than the MySQL instance for offline data processing.