What's the meaning of HRA's spec.scaleUpTriggers.duration? #890
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I don't understand the meaning of the Would appreciate some explanation and I'm happy to improve the docs afterwards. |
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The scale up trigger’s duration is used to calculate if the replica number added via the trigger is expired or not. On each reconcilation loop, the controller sums up all the non-expiring replica numbers from previous scale up triggers. It then compares the summed desired replica number against the current replica number. If the summed desired replica number > the current number then it means the replica count needs to scale up. The thing that has the ultimate say on how long a replica lives however is the These are details that is missing really that need added. I'm doing a significant rework of the auto-scaling docs atm and will include details on how the |
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Thanks, that explains it very well. 👍 |
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The scale up trigger’s duration is used to calculate if the replica number added via the trigger is expired or not. On each reconcilation loop, the controller sums up all the non-expiring replica numbers from previous scale up triggers. It then compares the summed desired replica number against the current replica number. If the summed desired replica number > the current number then it means the replica count needs to scale up.
The thing that has the ultimate say on how long a replica lives however is the
scaleDownDelaySecondsAfterScaleOutproperty. If the latest scale-up time + the anti-flapping duration is later than the current time, it doesn’t immediately scale up and instead retries…