> But yes, Kubernetes is configured in YAML, and YAML kind of sucks, but you rarely do that.

I'm sorry, citation needed on that. I spend a lot of time working with the damn YAML files. It's not a one-off thing for me.

You're not the first person to say this to me, they say "you rarely touch the YAML!!!", but then I look at their last six PRs, and each one had at least a small change to the YAML setup. I don't think you or they are lying, I think people forget how often you actually have to futz with it.