Author: Angelo Saraceno Search “best managed Kubernetes hosting” and you get fifty listicles that read like they were written by the same intern with the same affiliate spreadsheet. They rank platforms on cluster provisioning speed and the color of the dashboard, then bury the only question that matters: should you be on Kubernetes at all. I’m going to answer that question first. Then I’ll rank the platforms, because if you’ve read this far you probably still want the ranking. But I want you to