[mdasen]

The third paragraph ends: "With MRSK, we can deploy a new version of HEY in as little as 20 seconds."

They didn't say that they're replacing their k8s setup for Hey explicitly, but they go on to say the reason they wrote MRSK is that they like the advantages of containers while getting lower complexity and being able to use their bare metal hardware. It seems like they want to go in that direction.

[FridgeSeal]

Azure, AWS (and I therefore assume GCP) now have K8s products where can BYO own compute, and they’ll manage everything else. Best of both worlds, no?

[davedx]

He said it in the YouTube video he made. They explicitly estimate they're going to save 7M/year moving Hey to MRSK