I enjoy Kubernetes because it weeds me out from all the people who aren't used to actually having to read docs to understand the layered concepts of k8s as a ne

I enjoy Kubernetes because it weeds me out from all the people who aren't used to actually having to read docs to understand the layered concepts of k8s as a networking model, of which there can me multiple opensource Implementations. The opsys bros I know who are used to hacking together docker-composes that are more insecure than your grandmother's internet explorer browser in 30 seconds and calling themselves geniuses fail miserably when they are left to design construct and optimise secure kubernetes clusters and elegantly port a variety of full stack web applications in a coat efficient manner. It requires planning and design. Just because you haven't invested hundreds of hours into reading the docs.and testing, and building k8s clusters for which the docs are incredibly useful... Also "kind" represents the type of k8s object, like service or deployment. It's not ambiguous at all, it just requires reading to the third paragraph of "general Kubernetes concepts" in the Kubernetes docs to understand it.