Is there a reason these aren't just in the native package managers? Licensing? It blows my mind I can't install a RHEL-alike and run `dnf install kubernetes` and just, like, have what I need. Sure, maybe I have to pick a container runtime, fine. This is even more astonishing when you realize Fedora CoreOS has no actual RPM for kubernetes even though it is ostensibly a container hosting OS. How do I let rpm-ostree run wild and keep kubernetes at a compatible version?

The installation steps for Kubernetes and the rest of the ecosystem like minikube and helm are all essentially `wget install.sh | sh`. What am I missing? How do people do this in production environments?