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This project provides various components for automatically scaling applications and clusters within Kubernetes, optimizing resource utilization and ensuring performance under varying loads.
The Kubernetes Autoscaler project includes several core components designed to automatically adjust the number of running pods (Horizontal Pod Autoscaler), the resources allocated to pods (Vertical Pod Autoscaler), and the number of nodes in a cluster (Cluster Autoscaler) based on demand.
Managing resource allocation manually in dynamic environments is complex, leads to over-provisioning and waste, or under-provisioning causing performance issues. Autoscaling solves this by automatically matching resource supply to application demand.
Automatically scales the number of pods in a deployment or replicaset based on observed CPU utilization, memory usage, or custom metrics.
Automatically adjusts the number of nodes in your Kubernetes cluster, adding nodes when pods are pending due to insufficient resources and removing nodes when they are underutilized.
Automatically adjusts the CPU and memory requests and limits for containers in a pod based on historical and current usage, allowing for more efficient resource allocation.
Kubernetes autoscaling is essential for optimizing cost and performance in dynamic cloud-native environments. Key use cases include:
Automatically scale web applications or APIs up during peak hours and down during off-peak hours based on request rate or CPU load.
Ensures application responsiveness during traffic spikes while minimizing infrastructure costs during low usage periods.
Dynamically adjust cluster size based on the actual workload, preventing over-provisioning of nodes and saving cloud infrastructure costs.
Reduces cloud spending by only paying for the resources actively needed by applications.
Automatically recommend or set optimal CPU and memory requests/limits for applications, improving node utilization and reducing resource waste.
Increases the density of pods per node and improves overall cluster efficiency.
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