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I am using trigger based on RabbitMQ and MessageRate as mode. As operation I am using sum and value is set to 150.
RabbitMQ has 4 queues. When every queue has incoming message rate at 50/s (200/s in sum) then I would expect to have two instances and this works fine. However, when my traffic increase and every queue has message rate 100/s (400/s in sum) I would expect three instances but Keda scales it up to my max which is six.
Expected Behavior
When sum message rate is 400/s Keda should scale to three instances based on above setup.
Actual Behavior
When sum message rate is 400/s Keda scales to six instances.
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I am using trigger based on RabbitMQ and MessageRate as mode. As operation I am using sum and value is set to 150.
RabbitMQ has 4 queues. When every queue has incoming message rate at 50/s (200/s in sum) then I would expect to have two instances and this works fine. However, when my traffic increase and every queue has message rate 100/s (400/s in sum) I would expect three instances but Keda scales it up to my max which is six.
Expected Behavior
When sum message rate is 400/s Keda should scale to three instances based on above setup.
Actual Behavior
When sum message rate is 400/s Keda scales to six instances.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
1.ScaledObject definition:
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KEDA Version
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Kubernetes Version
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Platform
Amazon Web Services
Scaler Details
RabbitMQ Queue
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