Kubernetes can be a valuable tool for organizations that are willing to invest significant time and resources into its adoption, particularly when the operations team is mature and the application development side lacks maturity. By abstracting deployment details and managing resiliency, Kubernetes allows developers to focus on creating new products and features. However, adopting Kubernetes is not suitable for everyone, especially smaller companies or those not far along in their DevOps journey. Alternatives to Kubernetes exist, but they often face similar challenges of complexity and scalability. To determine if Kubernetes is the right choice, organizations should consider their size, current infrastructure, resource availability, and readiness to handle the technical debt associated with such a transition. Starting with a non-critical internal application can provide valuable insights into the potential benefits and challenges of Kubernetes, allowing organizations to gradually evaluate its fit for their needs.