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KEDA: Event Driven and Serverless Containers in Kubernetes

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KEDA 1.0 is an open source Kubernetes operator that provides event-driven autoscaling by feeding queue and stream metrics into the HPA, supporting Kafka, RabbitMQ, Azure Event Hubs, Redis, AWS and GCP adapters. The operator (written in Go) uses a ScaledObject CRD, can scale to zero, and demonstrates creating jobs per event for long-running work. A demo publishes 1,000 messages to RabbitMQ and the deployment spikes to eight replicas then returns to zero; project ships as 1.0 release and targets CNCF onboarding.

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  1. 0:00Introduction and context
  2. 1:12Defining serverless
  3. 2:41Common serverless use cases
  4. 4:36Retail case study: Best Buy
  5. 6:19Introduction to KEDA
  6. 7:48KEDA features and roadmap
  7. 9:13Live demonstration: KEDA
  8. 10:49KEDA architecture explained
  9. 13:22Core design principles
  10. 14:47Handling long-running tasks
  11. 18:00Event-driven approaches
  12. 23:10Programming models and Azure
  13. 25:07Final demo: Star Wars Twitter
  14. 29:57Conclusion and resources
  15. 30:55Q&A session
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