I don't understand why people seem to want K8s but then find it 'difficult'. It's really not that complex, and when you add stuff on to it, that is your own choice (just like with k3s and k0s). You essentially end up with a kubelet, apiserver (with etcd) and two or three copy-and-paste YAML files (manifests) to setup a 'full' k8s cluster.
If that is too much, is k8s even relevant to your case?
Say your workload is so small and so simple that having a minimum of 2 servers isn't what you want, then again, is k8s even relevant for your case?
If that is too much, is k8s even relevant to your case?
Say your workload is so small and so simple that having a minimum of 2 servers isn't what you want, then again, is k8s even relevant for your case?
Or perhaps the better question: who is this for?