That's a different argument. Not needing it doesn't mean it doesn’t exist.
If you don't need Kubernetes then don't use it. But if you do then you can't make it any simpler than the complexity needed to deliver the functionality.
Built in deployments, process health, logging, load balancing, security, high availability, config and secret management, volumes and persistence, and much more in exchange for some YAML files is a pretty good encapsulation of complexity though.
If you don't need Kubernetes then don't use it. But if you do then you can't make it any simpler than the complexity needed to deliver the functionality.
Built in deployments, process health, logging, load balancing, security, high availability, config and secret management, volumes and persistence, and much more in exchange for some YAML files is a pretty good encapsulation of complexity though.