[anonzzzies]

This is the biggest issue; if something truly goes wrong with k8s, your only way it is destroy everything and redeploy; you will have no clue at all (well very likely; of course there are people who do, just not very many) what happened. This started with AWS roughly 2 decades ago when they simply said; assume it will break and architect for it: don't try to figure why things break, just restore and move on. This was absolutely brilliant: now people deploy million$ projects without actually understanding too much of the environment and pay $$$ to make sure they never have to. Well done Werner.