Add research note: KEDA — Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling#10
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Adds a research note on KEDA, the CNCF graduated project for event-driven and queue-depth-based autoscaling on Kubernetes, including true scale-to-zero.
Covers the three-component architecture (Operator, Metrics Server, Scalers), ScaledObject vs ScaledJob CRDs, activation vs scaling thresholds, the 70+ scaler catalog, and patterns for long-running execution.
Tags:
autoscaling,runtime-lifecycleCF areas:
diego