Migrating to Kubernetes involves navigating complex technical challenges, and this blog outlines three primary strategies to ease the transition: rehosting, refactoring, and replatforming. Rehosting, or "lift and shift," involves moving applications as-is onto Kubernetes, which is quick but may not fully utilize Kubernetes' features. Refactoring requires rewriting applications to leverage Kubernetes' architecture, offering significant benefits at the cost of time and effort. Replatforming provides a balanced approach by migrating components gradually, minimizing risks while allowing time to learn Kubernetes management. Each method has its trade-offs, with no single best option, and the migration process is ongoing, requiring an understanding of Kubernetes' unique architecture and reliability features. The blog also emphasizes the importance of reliability testing throughout the migration process to uncover and address potential issues before they impact production systems.