Nope but it solves problems you have to fix yourself otherwise anyway:

- Rolling update? Build it yourself or get it with k8s - Infrastructure as code? Do it somehow yourself with ansible, awx or other setup OR just use k8s - Running different workloads on a bunch of hardware with resource scheduler -> some trickery or x different kind of vms

I like it very much and i hope and guess that the k8s way will take over a lot. And since i'm working with k8s i really wanna have it at home. k3s sounds like a very good way forward.

If you have a good working little setup, you don't need to replace it with k8s.