> The biggest problem with these posts is that authors seem to fail to see how K8s isn't targeting home servers or small companies.
Who would you say are in the target audience of Kubernetes?
I doubt most medium to large companies I see implementing Kubernetes could be considered a good fit for Kubernetes. If you want to run on-prem / colo you are probably better of with something simpler like Nomad. If you want Kubernetes it's probably a better idea to use a hosted Kubernetes solution like Google's offering. For most teams it's probably too much complexity to be able to maintain, troubleshoot, secure, update, etc.
Who would you say are in the target audience of Kubernetes?
I doubt most medium to large companies I see implementing Kubernetes could be considered a good fit for Kubernetes. If you want to run on-prem / colo you are probably better of with something simpler like Nomad. If you want Kubernetes it's probably a better idea to use a hosted Kubernetes solution like Google's offering. For most teams it's probably too much complexity to be able to maintain, troubleshoot, secure, update, etc.