Custom Pod Autoscaler is a Kubernetes operator that provides custom autoscaling functionality. It runs as a pod in a Kubernetes cluster, periodically gathering metrics (via custom scripts or Kubernetes metrics server), evaluating those metrics to determine desired replica count, and scaling target resources accordingly. The application features a REST API for manual interaction, supports hooks for custom logic at various points in the process, and is designed to work with any language or framework through shell commands or HTTP requests. The architecture follows clean separation of concerns with distinct packages for configuration loading, execution abstraction, metric gathering, evaluation, and scaling logic.
This repository is a build configuration for the Home Assistant Docker base image. It contains a multi-stage Dockerfile that installs various system dependencies (bluez, ffmpeg, nmap, etc.), builds and integrates third-party libraries (ssocr, libcec, PicoTTS, Telldus) via builder stages, installs Python wheels from a requirements.txt, and copies a root filesystem overlay. The CI/CD pipelines (builder.yml, hadolint, shellcheck, release drafter) automate building multi-arch images for amd64 and aarch64, and publishing on releases. The repository itself does not contain any application code, CLI entry points, or service logic; it purely defines how to assemble the container environment used by Home Assistant Core. Its architecture is a set of build scripts and Dockerfile instructions. Key entry points are the Dockerfile and the builder workflow. External dependencies include Alpine Linux packages, Python packages (Brotli, mysqlclient, psycopg2), and upstream project patches.