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Some of the created knative service sks are in proxy mode (they are still in proxy mode after capacity expansion is triggered during the pressure test) and some are in server mode. May I ask what determines the sks mode of ksvc? what's more, what does the activators (num activators) in the result list mean when using the kubectl get sks -n namespace command?
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Hey @zzuchen these things are mostly internas of Knative. But you can find a preliminary draft of a blog post that tries to explain these concepts: knative/docs#5709. Preview here
Hey @zzuchen these things are mostly internas of Knative. But you can find a preliminary draft of a blog post that tries to explain these concepts: knative/docs#5709. Preview here
Thank you very much, it completely solved my confusion.
Some of the created knative service sks are in proxy mode (they are still in proxy mode after capacity expansion is triggered during the pressure test) and some are in server mode. May I ask what determines the sks mode of ksvc? what's more, what does the activators (num activators) in the result list mean when using the kubectl get sks -n namespace command?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: