Mink is not Kubernetes

MINK provides the ability to leverage Kubernetes' Aggregated API Server feature to serve anything as a Kubernetes conformant API. Currently Mink provides two backends: SQL (MySQL) or Kubernetes. It also provides the tools to build translation layers e.g. to front actual Kubernetes objects. Example: Acorn provides the "artificial" App resource (public), backed by the actual AppInstance resource (Kubernetes resource).