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KEDA (Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling) is a CNCF graduated project that scales workloads based on external event sources - queues, streams, cron schedules, Prometheus metrics, and 60+ other triggers.

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What Radar Shows

Topology: ScaledObject → target workload (Deployment, StatefulSet, or Rollout). See which workloads are managed by KEDA and trace the scaling relationship.
KEDA Topology

KEDA in Topology View - ScaledObject → Deployment → Pod scaling chain

ScaledObject Detail View:
  • Status conditions (Ready, Active, Paused, Fallback)
  • Target workload reference
  • Min/Max/Idle replica configuration
  • Polling interval and cooldown period
  • Trigger list with type and metadata
  • Generated HPA name
  • Pause state detection (supports all 3 annotation variants)
ScaledObject Detail

ScaledObject Detail View - Status conditions, target workload, triggers, and replica configuration

ScaledJob Detail View:
  • Status conditions
  • Job target reference
  • Scaling strategy (default, custom, accurate, eager)
  • Success/failure limits
  • Trigger list
TriggerAuthentication Detail View:
  • Pod identity provider and configuration
  • Secret references with linked Secret navigation
  • Environment variable mappings
  • External secret providers (HashiCorp Vault, Azure Key Vault, AWS Secrets Manager)
Resource Browser: Smart columns show status, target workload, trigger count, and replica range at a glance.
ScaledObject List

ScaledObject Resource Browser - Status, target workload, trigger count, and replica range

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Supported CRDs