You Probably Don't Need Kubernetes
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Claim: Kubernetes is useful but often unnecessary; adoption adds configuration and operational debt, does not make apps faster, and does not magically fix problems created by architecture or team processes. Evidence: migrating requires learning many new tools, redesigning CI/CD and testing, and changing team workflows. Actionable takeaway: measure what Kubernetes actually solves for the system, prefer automate everything and robust testing first, and accept that choosing Kubernetes requires cultural change rather than being a drop‑in solution.
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