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Are there container orchestration platforms (e.g. k8s) that allows nodes to be containers, in production?

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Existing popular platforms do not allow this:

  • As per k8s docs:

    A node may be a virtual or physical machine

  • The same is seen in k3s docs:

    A server node is defined as a machine (bare-metal or virtual)

Kind does do this, but it was not designed to be used in production, as per docs:

kind was primarily designed for testing Kubernetes itself

Is there a production-ready platform that allows nodes to be containers as well? If not, what fundamental limitations exist that prevent the development of such a platform? Are there any alternatives (that expose a convenient interface to deploy arbitrary applications at any scale in containers) available?

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