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Shared Dependencies Between Multiple Application Instances on Kubernetes

HPA, when triggered, is going to scale out a specific deployment, meaning, increase the number of running instances of an application to handle a particular workload. In a previous post, “Understanding Kubernetes HPA with KEDA and RabbitMQ” we have learned how to implement a simple, scalable application. What if our…

Kubernetes

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Shared Dependencies Between Multiple Application Instances on Kubernetes
Shared Dependencies Between Multiple Application Instances on Kubernetes
Kubernetes

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Understanding Kubernetes HPA with KEDA and RabbitMQ

Real-world Kubernetes stateless applications are designed carefully to separate code from other components like databases or queues, which makes it easier to scale up or down the code component (or so-called the stateless application). There are different scenarios where the application needed to be scaled and that depends on the…

Kubernetes

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Understanding Kubernetes HPA with KEDA and RabbitMQ
Understanding Kubernetes HPA with KEDA and RabbitMQ
Kubernetes

7 min read

Tamer Abdulghani

Tamer Abdulghani

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Senior Software Engineer @ Allianz Global Investors, CKAD, Cloud Native, Architecture, Machine Learning, MCSD, Azure, Domain Driven Design, DevOps and DataOps

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