So just rewrite all our code in Erlang, including off the shelf products we didn't write?
Then use some other technology to deploy the software, configure the machine, come up with a way to do service discovery, attach block devices to nodes, and automatically provision new machines based on resource usage?
It doesn't make sense yet it's seemingly repeated on every thread about Kubernetes.
The Erlang community should celebrate technologies like Kubernetes, Mesos, or any other number of resource scheduling systems because they're finally the industry taking seriously the problems addressed by Erlang.