It's really not "enterprise". It's because you have a resilient platform that provides automatic deployments, rolling upgrades, failover, auto-repair, logging, monitoring, storage/stateful data management, and more out of the box with a simple declarative YAML configuration.
Kubernetes can run a simple container with 1 line if that's all you need, or you can scale up to several different services with a few more files, all the way a massive deployment with thousands of containers. How you use it is up to you, but you do need to read and understand the basics.
However there's absolutely no need to run Kubernetes yourself unless you have a serious reason to. If you must, I highly recommend using something like Rancher [1] that can install and manage the cluster for you, even on cloud providers.
Kubernetes can run a simple container with 1 line if that's all you need, or you can scale up to several different services with a few more files, all the way a massive deployment with thousands of containers. How you use it is up to you, but you do need to read and understand the basics.
However there's absolutely no need to run Kubernetes yourself unless you have a serious reason to. If you must, I highly recommend using something like Rancher [1] that can install and manage the cluster for you, even on cloud providers.
1. https://rancher.com/