Interesting to see this post downvoted. In my 1.5 years hands on experience with k8s I found that most of the problems we faced (even in much bigger scenarios) would have been solved quicker with simple Linux administration.
We also found that most people don't just run k8s but run it on VMs, with each k8s node exactly being one VM. So the overhead is even bigger to employ k8s in these scenarios (instead of reducing overhead which is one of the key claims of using containers vs VMs).
We also found that most people don't just run k8s but run it on VMs, with each k8s node exactly being one VM. So the overhead is even bigger to employ k8s in these scenarios (instead of reducing overhead which is one of the key claims of using containers vs VMs).