The Cloud Native Computing Foundation today announced the graduation of KEDA, an open-source tool created by Microsoft Corp. and Red Hat to make Kubernetes clusters more efficient. The milestone ...

KEDA has emerged as an efficient way of scaling applications on Kubernetes based on events. Learn how it works in this article. Kubernetes is, by default, the container orchestrator for cloud-native ...

Kubernetes, in all its many forms, is a powerful tool for building distributed systems. There’s one big problem though: Out of the box it’s only designed to offer resource-based scaling. If you look ...

With KEDA, Kubernetes can scale containers on demand based on pending messages in event queues such as Apache Kafka or RabbitMQ Microsoft has released KEDA 1.0, a production-ready version of KEDA—an ...

KEDA was designed to allow developers to run serverless functions within a Kubernetes environment across other clouds and on-premises locations. KEDA itself was designed to allow developers to run ...