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Not Every Problem Needs Kubernetes

Most projects don’t need Kubernetes; for 90% of teams, it adds unnecessary complexity and operational burden compared to simpler alternatives like managed cloud services, VMs, or actor-model frameworks. Unless you’re running at hyperscale, need true hybrid environments, or have a massive, mature platform team, tools like BEAM, AWS Fargate, or just well-architected monoliths are often a better fit. The post argues Kubernetes should be a last resort—use it only if your real-world requirements truly demand its power.


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