I'm hoping that this is the start of a trend away from the overly complex, overly engineered, big ball of mud that is Kubernetes towards simpler and easier deployment/hosting/container runtimes that are easier for smaller and large teams alike to manage.
Don't get me started on how "devops" has become a meme. I want to deploy services and features. I wouldn't want to spend my full time dealing with Kubernetes and containers and all manner of complexity.
I think cloud providers have much better models generally (e.g. Azure App Service). Setup pipeline, deploy, done. Containers are an optional thing.
What I'm saying is, I don't think it's fair on anyone that essentially the only choices are 1) run servers and VM's yourself and manage deploying to them 2) kubernetes 3) cloud providers.
Don't get me started on how "devops" has become a meme. I want to deploy services and features. I wouldn't want to spend my full time dealing with Kubernetes and containers and all manner of complexity.
I think cloud providers have much better models generally (e.g. Azure App Service). Setup pipeline, deploy, done. Containers are an optional thing.
What I'm saying is, I don't think it's fair on anyone that essentially the only choices are 1) run servers and VM's yourself and manage deploying to them 2) kubernetes 3) cloud providers.
There needs to be an option between them.