Easiest way to enable KEDA on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster

Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) has native integration with Kubernetes-based Event Driven Autoscaling (KEDA). AKS is the managed Kubernetes offering from Azure. KEDA is a single purpose lightweight component for autoscaling applications based on external metrics.

There are different ways to enable KEDA on an AKS cluster. In this video, we cover the easiest way to enable KEDA add on to an AKS cluster using Azure CLI. We use the enable-keda flag while creating a new AKS cluster.

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- 🔗 KEDA playlist -    • KEDA  
- 🔗 KEDA website - https://keda.sh/
- 🔗 KEDA versions supported for different AKS versions - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azu...
- 🔗 Playlist containing virtual community events which include KEDA sessions-    • Public Conference Talks and Virtual C...  
- 🔗 InitializeAKS Powershell script - https://github.com/NileshGule/cloud-n...

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00:00 - Introduction to KEDA
01:35 - KEDA scalers
02:40 - Enable KEDA add on using Azure CLI
05:55 - Run Powershell script to create AKS cluster using Azure CLI with AKS Add on enabled
06:45 - Identify available AKS versions
09:10 - Verify AKS cluster properties to ensure KEDA is installed successfully
11:10 - Supported KEDA version for specific AKS version
12:10 - Verify KEDA related objects using Lens IDE
14:00 - Summary

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