We are the Melb.Net Meetup Group. We are based in Melbourne, Victoria, and hold meetings on the first Tuesday of each month around the technology of .Net, software development, and anything around it.
Kubernetes provides a built-in auto-scaling capability, but it is limited to metrics internal to the cluster, and is quite complex to extend. KEDA ([ Ссылка ]) comes in to fill this gap. It allows scaling workloads based on metrics that are outside of the cluster, e.g. the length of a message queue.
In this session we will learn what KEDA, how it works, and how we can use it to scale your Kubernetes workloads.
Emad Alashi is a software developer whose main interest is in Web Development, Software Architecture, Software Management, and the human interaction caught in between.
Emad is 4-times ASP.NET MVP, and currently works as a Lead Consultant at Telstra Purple. There is more from him to be found on youtube at [ Ссылка ], and on github at [ Ссылка ]. You can also follow him @EmadAlashi and at Twitch.tv/EmadAshi.
This is a talk he gave for the Melb.Net Meetup Group in Melbourne, Victoria, on Nov 10. 2020. The Melb.Net Meetup group holds meetings on the first Tuesday of each month around the technology of .Net, software development, and anything around it.
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The music is a collection of titles by Meszárcsek Gergely ([ Ссылка ]), Asep Irawan Budiman ([ Ссылка ]), Saiah ([ Ссылка ]), and Zen-Man ([ Ссылка ]) from Pixabay.
