Kubernetes - Tom Kerkhove

Autoscaling

Why Alibaba Cloud uses KEDA for application autoscaling

Learn why Alibaba Cloud is using KEDA.

Microsoft Azure

Introducing Kubernetes Event Grid Bridge

Bringing Kubernetes events to Microsoft Azure.

Kubernetes

KEDA 2.0 is now generally available and ready to scale all your workloads

Over the past year(s), we’ve seen more and more customers moving their applications to Kubernetes to use an open-platform to run their applications on. However; using Kubernetes is not a walk in the park, certainly when you are new to it. One of those challenging aspects, certainly in

Azure Event Grid

Technology highlights of 2019

I'll cover my most favorite highlights about the things I've been excited and/or passionate last year, most of them will be about Microsoft Azure and Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF).

Scalability

Autoscaling Made Simple With KEDA v1.0

Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA) v1.0 is now available - Let's have a look at what's new and where it's going.

Scalability

Scaling .NET Core apps with Kubernetes-based event-driven autoscaling (KEDA)

Learn how you can autoscale a .NET Core 3.0 worker based on Service Bus queue size in Kubernetes with KEDA.

Scalability

Exploring Kubernetes-based event-driven autoscaling (KEDA)

Microsoft & Red Hat partnered to build Kubernetes-based event-driven autoscaling (KEDA). Let's have a look at what it is and how it can help us.

Scalability

Autoscaling Applications on Kubernetes - Cluster Autoscaling

Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler allows you to automatically scale your cluster by adding more nodes. This ensures that the cluster always provides enough capacity to run your applications on.

Scalability

Autoscaling Applications on Kubernetes - A Primer

Kubernetes provides different capabilities in terms of scalability. This primer is the first part of a series that introduces you to concepts and how to scale your cluster & applications.