A dozen lines of code is a lot. Especially when it's in a language you don't know and don't already have installed. Often, the most difficult program to write is "hello, world", since when it fails, it fails in ways that are difficult to understand and specific to your installation and infrastructure. It can be hard to get help for those.
I'm sure that once you've bitten the bullet and learned Kubernetes, these things are easy. But for a lot of use cases it's great to avoid having to bite that bullet, do a one-click thing, and get back to your core development.
I'm sure that once you've bitten the bullet and learned Kubernetes, these things are easy. But for a lot of use cases it's great to avoid having to bite that bullet, do a one-click thing, and get back to your core development.