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Co-authored-by: Giovanni Toraldo <[email protected]>
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alxgomz and gionn authored Jun 6, 2024
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##### Prometheus scaler
The KEDA based auto scaler relies on the number of Tomcat thread used. By
The KEDA based auto scaler relies on the number of Tomcat threads used. By
default the Alfresco repository image uses up to 200 threads. When the system
consistently uses more than 170 threads, the KEDA scaler will start to scale up
the number of pods. This can be tuned using the
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> `pdfrenderer` & `tika`.

Scaling replicas down to zero is great when you have workload that is consistent
enough with long period of inactivity (e.g. overnigh). But it can trigger a
enough with long period of inactivity (e.g. during the night). But it can trigger a
delay for the first requests when the workload starts again (e.g. the morning
after). If you want to avoid scaling down you ATS deployments down to zero and
always have at least one pod up to deal quickly with "sparse" requests just
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need to set the `kedaIdleReplicas` to `0` for all tengines, otherwise the
T-router will eventually crash.

If you want to use an external ActiveMQ broker instead of the embeded one
If you want to use an external ActiveMQ broker instead of the embedded one
(recommended), you can set the following values:

```yaml
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