Prove it. Create something simpler, more elegant and more principled that does the same job. (While you're at it, do the same for systemd which is often criticized for the same reasons.) Even a limited proof of concept would be helpful.
Plan9 and Inferno/Limbo were built as successors to *NIX to address process/environment isolation ("containerization") and distributed computing use cases from the ground up, but even these don't even come close to providing a viable solution for everything that Kubernetes must be concerned with.
Prove it. Create something simpler, more elegant and more principled that does the same job. (While you're at it, do the same for systemd which is often criticized for the same reasons.) Even a limited proof of concept would be helpful.
Plan9 and Inferno/Limbo were built as successors to *NIX to address process/environment isolation ("containerization") and distributed computing use cases from the ground up, but even these don't even come close to providing a viable solution for everything that Kubernetes must be concerned with.