#upsscaler
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2. Scaling back up is configured to wait until the battery has recharged and reaches 15mins runtime. The UPS takes about 3 hours to recharge to this level. Thinking about options for this one while I wait for the UPS to recharge. We could s
Today should be the day the UPS gets unplugged as a final test. But there's a couple more tests to run first: - full scale down without rook - full scale down including rook - switch off the UPS 😱 I've made assumptions about the states the
Blog post now live Creating a kubernetes autoscaling operator that responds to UPS events https://www.beyondwatts.com/posts/creating-a-kubernetes-autoscaling-operator-that-responds-to-ups-events/ This has been a really interesting project,
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