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If I set to autoscale a deployment using the kubectl autoscale command (http://kubernetes.io/docs/user-guide/kubectl/kubectl_autoscale/), how can I turn it off an go back to manual scaling?
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We can check the status of autoscaler by running the $kubclt get hpa command. We will increase the load on the pods using the following command. We can check the hpa by running $ kubectl get hpa command. We can check the number of pods running using the following command.
"Kubernetes autoscaling helps optimize resource usage and costs by automatically scaling a cluster up and down in line with demand." “Kubernetes autoscaling helps optimize resource usage and costs by automatically scaling a cluster up and down in line with demand,” says Fei Huang, CSO at NeuVector.
When you autoscale, it creates a HorizontalPodScaler.
You can delete it by:
kubectl delete hpa NAME-OF-HPA.
You can get NAME-OF-HPA from:
kubectl get hpa.
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