Closed abdennour closed 3 years ago
Hi @abdennour, I found it very confusing, but address should actually reference the env var that contains the address in the target container... It should not be an address. Can you try that?
Ah! really ?
so if we will haveaddress: REDIS_ADDRESS
..
This means REDIS_ADDRESS
is an environment variable assigned to pods of the reference deployment .
In this case, REDIS_ADDRESS must be defined in queue-worker-academy-laravel
.
Please correct me if i am mistaken ?
Also, what is the right syntax:
address: REDIS_ADDRESS
address: ${REDIS_ADDRESS}
@abdennour yeah that's correct, address: REDIS_ADDRESS
should get it done
thank you @eexwhyzee . I will give it a trial
Did it fix your issue?
We will test it !
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Keda is not able to read Redis metadata ( address OR host+port) even though they are defined clearly in the scaled object.
Expected Behavior
Keda is able to scale in/out the deployment based on Redis list size..
And keda-operator deployment logs are
Actual Behavior
Keda is not able at all to read Redis from trigger's metadata
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
docker.io/kedacore/keda:1.4.1
Deploy the ScaledObject :
Specifications
image: docker.io/kedacore/keda:1.4.1
* Keda is installed from the Helm repositoryMore
Similar to #560 .. but it is still persistent