"I don't want to have to worry about what machine my app runs on" vs "kubernetes is to complex"

"Dependencies change to often" vs "I don't have time to maintain this thing I wrote myself"

"I just want the infrastructure to figure out what I need" vs "I want to be able to build whatever I want with a bespoke language/framework/database/architecture"

> it's a knock against the tech itself that it forces all this incidental complexity on you.

If I were to say that Kubernetes is the magic secret sauce that fixed all the incidental complexity I would get laughed out of the room. There is no magic secret sauce to the incidental complexity, the more we try to fix it the more we create (or the cheap-fast-good problem. This is probably easy if there are no cost limitations)