Kubernetes Event-driven Autoscaling with KEDA

Explore event-driven autoscaling in Kubernetes with KEDA in this informative conference talk. Learn about the rising popularity of event-driven applications and their role in designing scalable, distributed, and flexible systems. Discover how KEDA addresses the limitations of traditional Kubernetes autoscaling methods, which are often based on CPU and memory usage and not well-suited for event-driven processes. Understand the complexities of existing autoscaling solutions and their provider-specific limitations. Gain insights into KEDA's functionality, including its ability to gather metrics from external sources and translate them into Kubernetes metrics for effective event-driven autoscaling. Watch demonstrations of KEDA in action and learn about its future development plans. This 37-minute presentation by Zbynek Roubalik from Red Hat and Jorge Turrado from Docplanner Tech offers valuable knowledge for developers and end-users interested in optimizing Kubernetes deployments for event-driven architectures.