What part of Kubernetes felt “simple in theory, messy in production” for you?

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One thing I’ve noticed while learning and working more with Kubernetes is how many concepts feel very clean conceptually, but become much messier once you deal with real workloads. For example: Deployments sound straightforward until rollout strategies, failed updates, and version compatibility become part of the picture RBAC seems simple until teams/services start scaling and permissions become harder to reason about Resource requests/limits look easy on paper, but tuning them properly without

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