Keda
If you are familiar with Kubernetes and are looking to implement event-driven scaling for your applications, you may find KEDA to be a useful tool.
KEDA (Kubernetes-based Event Driven Autoscaling) is an open source component that provides event-driven scaling for any container in Kubernetes. It allows you to scale applications based on metrics such as the number of messages in a queue, the size of a database connection pool, or the CPU utilization of a deployment. KEDA works with both on-premises and cloud-based Kubernetes clusters, and can be used to scale applications running in containers, functions, or both. If you are familiar with Kubernetes and are looking to implement event-driven scaling for your applications, you may find KEDA to be a useful tool.
Personally I think Hands-on experience is often the best way to learn and become familiar with a new tool. It allows you to get a feel for how the tool works and to see how it can be used in a real-world scenario.
So, If you are looking to get hands-on experience with KEDA and see how it works in action, be sure to check out my KEDA demo on GitHub. This demo includes a step-by-step guide on how to set up KEDA and use it to scale a simple GO application in Kubernetes. With this demo, you can see how KEDA works and how you can use it to manage the scaling of your applications.