Ask HN: What is your Kubernetes nightmare?
It's odd, but I actually really enjoy using Kubernetes in production.<p>We have a few rules:<p>1. Read a good intro book cover-to-cover before trying to understand it.<p>2. Pay a cloud vendor to supply a working, managed Kubernetes cluster.<p>3. Prefer fewer larger clusters with namespaces (and node pools if needed) to lots of tiny clusters.<p>3. Don't get clever with Kubernetes networking. In  fact, touch it as little as possible and hope really hard it continues to work.<p>This is enough to handle 10-50 servers with occasional spikes above 300. It's not perfect, but then again, once you have that many machines, pretty much every solution requires some occasional care and feeding.<p>My personal Kubernetes nightmare is having to build a cluster from scratch on bare metal.