I'm tired of seeing comments with an apparent layer of objectivity which very quickly goes away as you reason about it for a second. You could've just said "I don't like K8s, it's too complex for my taste" but then your comment would be gray for being short and concise, so you decide to say this.
Opinions are fine and you may as well hate K8s or any tech being discussed. I just hope to see less of "people who like this just because they don't know any better vs the smart ones like me who know The Truth™" comments.
That wasn't the intent of my comment at all. I don't hate k8s - I've never used it beyond experimental fiddling. I'm sure if I used it at work all day I would love it.
I'm trying to grapple with the fact that k8s is apparently ultra popular technology, yet every time I try to read up on it or start using it, it quickly turns into a suck fest in terms of learning curve and complexity. So my conclusion is that the people using it "for fun" must have acquired a taste for it first by using it all day at work and I wanted to see if anyone who acquired the taste might chime in as to what made them see the light.
Opinions are fine and you may as well hate K8s or any tech being discussed. I just hope to see less of "people who like this just because they don't know any better vs the smart ones like me who know The Truth™" comments.