v2.16.1

[JorTurFer]

We are happy to release KEDA v2.16.1 🎉

Here are some fixes:

• General: Centralize and improve automaxprocs configuration with proper structured logging (#5970)
• General: Paused ScaledObject count is reported correctly after operator restart (#6321)
• General: ScaledJobs ready status set to true when recoverred problem (#6329)
• Selenium Grid Scaler: Exposes sum of pending and ongoing sessions to KDEA (#6368)
• Selenium Grid Scaler: Selenium Grid in case multiple scaler triggers are activate (#6437)

Learn how to deploy KEDA by reading our documentation.

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This discussion was created from the release v2.16.1.

[ibraheemcisse]

Hello @JorTurFer , I wanted to please ask for your help and other contributors. I'm encountering the following error when trying to apply the KEDA CRDs:

The CustomResourceDefinition "scaledjobs.keda.sh" is invalid: metadata.annotations: Too long: must have at most 262144 bytes

However, I ran into the issue where the metadata.annotations field is too long for the scaledjobs.keda.sh CRD. and "triggerauthentication" when I tried to install them sepearately.

Steps Taken:

• Attempted to apply the CRDs from the provided GitHub URL directly.

• I tried using a python script to modify the yam files to only include the necessary aspects.

Has anyone encountered this issue? How can I resolve it, or is there a recommended way to install the CRDs without hitting the metadata annotations size limit?

Thank you.

[adit-bala]

Hello, this topic has been discussed previously, and here are some potential solutions:

• GitHub Issue #5245 – The recommended approach is to use server-side apply to resolve the issue.
• GitHub Issue #6441 – If you prefer to avoid server-side apply, this thread suggests an alternative, albeit a more unconventional workaround.

[ibraheemcisse]

Hello @adit-bala , Thank you for sharing. This approach handled the large CRDs perfectly.
kubectl apply --server-side -f https://github.com/kedacore/keda/releases/download/v2.12.1/keda-2.12.1-core.yaml
Best Regards,
Ibrahim.