> If you're using python for the web you're already part of the complexity problem, atleast from the perspective of someone deploying php 15 years ago. [...] deploying webpages used to be copy an apache config and ftp/scp your files to some location.
There is a MASSIVE difference in the value proposition of a proper deployment from version control and using something like docker w/ docker-compose to facilitate running your project locally (which is not present in your PHP example) versus what the OP is talking about, which is the idea that you should run EVERYTHING on Kubernetes and write Rust for CRUD apps.
There is a MASSIVE difference in the value proposition of a proper deployment from version control and using something like docker w/ docker-compose to facilitate running your project locally (which is not present in your PHP example) versus what the OP is talking about, which is the idea that you should run EVERYTHING on Kubernetes and write Rust for CRUD apps.