I am not the people who would make that decision, but nothing is impossible. Like I said, it's a twist of fate. Red Hat decided to abandon their own effort whe

I am not the people who would make that decision, but nothing is impossible. Like I said, it's a twist of fate. Red Hat decided to abandon their own effort when Kubernetes first emerged and I think they've done Kubernetes a lot of good in bringing their inhouse systems integration know-how to it. Diego has a lot of properties that we really like, though. And it's already been proved at larger production scale than Kubernetes. Our next milestone is 250,000 real app containers per install, which is not far off. Edit: Also I'm not sure how much re-engineering would be required. I kind of expect we'd just teach Diego to drive Kubernetes.