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This is the third beta release of the KEDA HTTP Addon. Please see the install documentation to get started.
The largest change in this release is that operators now have the option of running a single cluster-global installation. This means that an installation (e.g. scaler, interceptor, and operator) can now be scoped to one namespace, or it can apply to the entire cluster. The latter is called a cluster-global install. If you do want to run a cluster-global HTTP Addon, you must:
Not run any other KEDA HTTP Addon installations, even if they are scoped to one namespace
Also run a cluster-global installation of KEDA itself
Breaking changes
There are no backward-incompatible changes to HTTPScaledObjects. However, there is a breaking change to the internal URL routing table. To overcome this, please delete your HTTP Addon installation (using helm delete if you're using the Helm chart) and re-install it at the 0.3.0 version.
Other significant changes
While the cluster-global feature is the biggest in this release, we have made several internal improvements such as:
Compiling operator, interceptor and scaler with the SHA of the source code they were built with, and adding an HTTP endpoint to each process's admin server to output this information in Compile binaries and docker images with git SHA #377 (thanks to @asw101)
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This is the third beta release of the KEDA HTTP Addon. Please see the install documentation to get started.
The largest change in this release is that operators now have the option of running a single cluster-global installation. This means that an installation (e.g. scaler, interceptor, and operator) can now be scoped to one namespace, or it can apply to the entire cluster. The latter is called a cluster-global install. If you do want to run a cluster-global HTTP Addon, you must:
Breaking changes
There are no backward-incompatible changes to
HTTPScaledObject
s. However, there is a breaking change to the internal URL routing table. To overcome this, please delete your HTTP Addon installation (usinghelm delete
if you're using the Helm chart) and re-install it at the0.3.0
version.Other significant changes
While the cluster-global feature is the biggest in this release, we have made several internal improvements such as:
Deployment
to its original replica count after deleting the associatedHTTPScaledObject
in Restore target to original replica count after deleting httpscaledobject resource. #339 (thanks to @tpiperatgod)What's Changed
New Contributors
Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.3.0
This discussion was created from the release Version 0.3.0.
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