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thanks for having this scheduled-scaler, it's super useful and we have been used in many of clusters.
instead of just updating min & max, can we also have a functionality of overwriting the cpu target? lowering the cpu target could trigger a hpa upscale without wasting too many resource.
please let me know your thought on this.
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I think that would definitely be in scope for this resource. I'll tag this as a feature request.
I don't have a lot of dev time for this project as of now but I'm happy to get a PR merged in if you're willing/able to work on one.
Hey @Red-C Sorry for this PR not getting merged. We're currently in the process of migrating scheduled scaler to v1 and upgrading to a newer version of the kubernetes sdk at which point I'll be reviewing this PR to see if it still works with the updated code.
Also going to be rolling up build automation so that we can more quickly and safely get PR's merged in the future.
Just wanted you to know I didn't forget about this and I hope you're still finding the project useful as we'll be improving it soon.
thanks for having this scheduled-scaler, it's super useful and we have been used in many of clusters.
instead of just updating min & max, can we also have a functionality of overwriting the cpu target? lowering the cpu target could trigger a hpa upscale without wasting too many resource.
please let me know your thought on this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: