[cramjabsyn]

Its not a garden. Gardens are horizontal with no dependencies between plants.

Infrastructure is a high rise building. Long term planning and careful maintenance is needed. And it shouldn't be necessary to replace the foundation every year or two.

[oceanplexian]

Yeah imagine if someone built a bridge and was like, yeah, we need to do regular updates or else it will fail and come crashing down.

I feel like software engineers who preach that everything must be connected to the internet and update from the mothership regularly are fundamentally disconnected from reality. If your design is robust to begin with you should be able to depend on it without constantly fiddling with everything.

[terom]

Bridges need regular maintenance or they will fail and come crashing down.

[cratermoon]

> Gardens are horizontal with no dependencies between plants.

Two words: companion plantings

Also, there's a world of incompatible plants. Some plants actively harm the growth of others, and some simply can't grow in the same place because of different soil and nutrient requirements.

[Grimblewald]

It shows you do not garden. There are some pretty strigent dependancies between plants. Certain plants protect one another from specific pests, others wont tolerate the same soils. Others require planting at specfic seasons. What for some plants is underwatering is another plants overwatering. Plants arent just things we stick in the ground and watch grow. Succesful gardening requires careful consideration of each plants requirements, or dependencies if you will.

That being said, you build gardens with soil and highrises with concrete. Kubernetes is soil, not cement.