> You are deeply misunderstanding Kubernetes if you think it's some sort of a turnkey solution that solves all your infrastructure problems. Virtually everything of value in Kubernetes isn't Kubernetes -- you have to add it on later, and manage it yourself. Container runtime? -- that's not Kubernetes. Database to store deployment info? -- that's not Kubernetes. Network setup and management? -- that's not Kubernetes. Storage setup and management? -- still not Kubernetes.

When you install Kubernetes, you get a container runtime. That's a distribution I guess. Part of this seems like GNU/Linux.

The other stuff you're listing isn't solved by MRSK either...