Your analysis sounds correct.
Kubernetes is great when it's all set up and working properly. The challenge is getting to that point and training enough of your staff to be able to navigate Kubernetes in case someone is on vacation.
Kubernetes is great when it's all set up and working properly. The challenge is getting to that point and training enough of your staff to be able to navigate Kubernetes in case someone is on vacation.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it. There are likely better ways to solve concerns that OP has that coworkerss believe Kubernetes solves for them.
Kubernetes is a beast and you will need at least 2 FT people dedicated to it.