You should know the golden rule of programmers: If it's not broken, don't fix it.
So if you have interest in learning Kubernetes, then moving to Kubernetes would be a good task to start with, here you can try using Kubernetes via Portainer or Rancher..
Otherwise, Kubernetes is better at container/volume management, its used for scalability and auto-healing.
If you are currently using Docker Compose, and happy with it, then do not consider using Kubernetes.
If you are using plain Docker then using Docker Compose orchestration will improve reproducibility of your container infrastructure configuration and allow for versioning (via git).
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