you can use this to configure granular details for autoscaler configuration docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/cluster-autoscaler#using-the-autoscaler-profile
If you want to configure pod autoscaller , you need to specify the targetCPU utilization in your deployment manifest. And you need create a object kind autoscaller, in this manifest you can specify the minimum pod count and maximium pod count .
@@cloud-monk from reading the doc what I understood is for scale-down, we can use `scale-down-utilization-threshold` , but for scale-up there is no such config, if there are any unschedulable pods then it tries to scale-up, cmiiw
Good content ,keep doing more production grade AKS videos
Thank you Muthu for your feedback
Very good, quick and easy to understand videos. Thanks very much
nicely done. Good job describing the scaling events and timings. I could listen to you instruct on how to make a baloney sandwich!
Your explanation is simple and easy to understand keep it up !!
Thank you for the feedback Sai
Super helpful - Thank you so much !! #StayBlessednHappy
Before going to automatic scale for worker nodes, we want to install the metric server in the AKS cluster have been, right...?
How do i specify limits on a cluster autoscale or how cluster autoscale knows at what condition it should scale
you can use this to configure granular details for autoscaler configuration docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/cluster-autoscaler#using-the-autoscaler-profile
If you want to configure pod autoscaller , you need to specify the targetCPU utilization in your deployment manifest. And you need create a object kind autoscaller, in this manifest you can specify the minimum pod count and maximium pod count .
@@cloud-monk from reading the doc what I understood is for scale-down, we can use `scale-down-utilization-threshold` , but for scale-up there is no such config, if there are any unschedulable pods then it tries to scale-up, cmiiw
just get to the point.