The increasing complexity of Kubernetes and cloud APIs is attributed to the growing functionality and capabilities of these technologies, as well as the complex configuration and management requirements associated with scaling applications. Dynamic Configuration Management (DCM) emerges as an approach to alleviate this complexity, allowing developers to describe workload specifications that dynamically generate configurations for deploying applications in specific environments.
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