Why Kubernetes Outages Are Usually Human Failures, Not Platform Bugs
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Why Kubernetes Outages Are Usually Human Failures, Not Platform Bugs
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This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/why-kubernetes-outages-are-usually-human-failures-not-platform-bugs.
Kubernetes failures are rarely technical. Human error, undocumented complexity, and hero engineering turn powerful platforms into fragile systems.
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Kubernetes isn’t inherently complex—teams create fragility through undocumented tooling, hero engineering, and unchecked operational sprawl. The fix is discipline, simplification, and shared understanding.