Sunsetting Kubernetes support for PostHog

PostHog is transitioning away from supporting Kubernetes deployments and the sale of licenses for self-hosted versions, recommending instead that users migrate to PostHog Cloud or use the open-source Docker Compose deployment. This change is driven by the complexities and resource demands associated with maintaining Kubernetes deployments, which only account for 3.5% of their user base, allowing PostHog to focus on their main priorities and improve user experience for the majority. Existing Kubernetes users will continue to receive security updates for a year, and PostHog Cloud has achieved SOC 2 certification to ensure compliance and security. The Docker Compose deployment remains available under an MIT license without guarantee, and PostHog will now provide immediate access to new features and bug fixes via Docker images for each GitHub commit.

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