Sensible. Kubernetes is an anti-pattern, along with containerized production applications in general.

-replicates OS services poorly

-OS is likely running on a hypervisor divvying up hardware resources into VPS's

-wastes ram and cpu cycles

-forces kubectl onto everything

-destroys integrity of kernel networking basic principles

-takes advantage of developer ignorance of OS and enhances it

I get it, it's a handy hack, for non production services or oneoff installs, but then its basically just a glorified VM