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==== The Keda Controller is now created upon installation of the Custom Metrics Autoscaler Operator
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With this update, when you install the Custom Metrics Autoscaler Operator, the installation process automatically creates the `KedaController` custom resource. The Keda Controller creates several required custom resource definitions. After installation, you can modify the KedaController` CR as needed, to modify logging, the namespaces where the Custom Metrics Autoscaler operates, and other configurations. For more information, see
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With this update, when you install the Custom Metrics Autoscaler Operator, the installation program automatically creates the `KedaController` custom resource (CR), which creates several required custom resource definitions. Previously, you needed to manually create the `KedaController` CR. After installation, you can modify the KedaController` CR as needed, to change logging settings, the namespaces where the Custom Metrics Autoscaler operates, and other configurations. For more information, see
With this update, you can now use bound service account tokens with trigger and cluster trigger authentications the Custom Metrics Autoscaler. Bound service account tokens are audience- and time-bound, making them more secure than legacy service account tokens.
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With this update, you can now use bound service account tokens with trigger authentications and cluster trigger authentications. Bound service account tokens are audience- and time-bound, making them more secure than legacy service account tokens.
* Before this update, you were mount a volume to a Custom Metrics Autoscaler pod, because the Keda Controller did not support the `volumeMount` and `volume` parameters. With this update, the Keda Controller now supports these fields. You can inject volumes into Custom Metrics Autoscaler pods as needed. (link:https://issues.redhat.com/browse/OCPBUGS-42559[*OCPBUGS-42559*])
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* Before this update, you were unable mount a volume to a Custom Metrics Autoscaler pod, because the Keda Controller did not support the `volumeMount` and `volume` parameters. With this update, the Keda Controller now supports these fields and you can inject volumes into Custom Metrics Autoscaler pods, if needed. (link:https://issues.redhat.com/browse/OCPBUGS-42559[*OCPBUGS-42559*])
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