I have been professionally working in the infrastructure space for a decade and in an amateur fashion running Linux servers and services for another decade before that and I am pretty certain that I would screw this up in a threat-to-production way at least once or twice along the way and possibly hit a failure-to-launch on the product itself. I would then have to wrestle with the cognitive load of All That Stuff and by the way? The failure case, from a security perspective, of a moment's inattention has unbounded consequences. (The failure case from a scaling perspective is less so! But still bad.)

And I mean, I don't even like k8s. I typically go for the AWS suite of stuff when building out systems infrastructure. But this assertion is bonkers.