Kubernetes Is Required for Modern Infrastructure
Kubernetes isn’t always required for modern infrastructure. For many workloads, simpler PaaS offerings are cheaper and faster.
Kubernetes isn’t always required for modern infrastructure. For many workloads, simpler PaaS offerings are cheaper and faster.
Serverless isn’t always the cheapest option. At scale or under steady workloads, it can cost more than VMs or Kubernetes.
Containers don’t eliminate deployment problems — they shift them into networking, storage, and observability. They reveal complexity instead of hiding it.
Splitting everything into microservices too early doesn’t bring scale — it brings latency, failure points, and developer pain.
ClickOps isn’t evil. Terraform shines at scale, but the console still has its place for exploration and prototyping.
Kubernetes is powerful and popular — but not always the right fit. Here’s when to use it, and when to avoid it.