Scalability is a great reason to move to Kubernetes, but it’s far from the only one.

There is a strong incentive to adopt CI/CD workflows with Kubernetes, allowing for safe and independent work, streamlined processes, and reduced fear of "sunk costs" when exploring new ideas. This enables self-service, where developers can quickly spin up test environments, validate their ideas, and decide which way to go based on observations. The platform also supports microservices, making it easy to deploy lightweight services that handle specific parts of the codebase, reducing overhead and stress on main applications. With Kubernetes and Ambassador Edge Stack, teams can explore new features and workflows without incurring significant costs, and get started quickly with a quick start guide available.

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