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Knative/KEDA deprecation: tell us when you have migrated (or what blocks you)

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Difficulty
1/5
Estimated time
Under an hour
Newbie friendliness
1/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
kubernetes, typescript
Domain
devops

Research direction

Read ADR-0041 and the migration guide at docs/migrating-from-knative.md, then identify whether your deployment uses Knative/KEDA or one of the listed P6 paths. Comment with your migration status, expected timing, or blocker; the issue is complete when users’ remaining dependencies and blockers are reported.

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Description

The Knative + KEDA deployment path is deprecated (ADR-0041, 2026-10-11). It receives security and breakage fixes only. Removal comes no earlier than the end of October 2026, and only once its remaining users have migrated. The guide is Migrating off the Knative/KEDA deployment.

Please comment with one of:

  • I have moved to P6 (deploy/k8s, deploy/vm or deploy/compose), or I never used the Knative path.
  • I am still on Knative and plan to move; say roughly when.
  • I depend on async fan-out (async: true leaves drained by KEDA leaf-worker pods, Archetype A). There is no P6 equivalent yet.
  • I depend on the scheduled CronJob on-ramp (cron-dispatch, Archetype C). There is no P6 equivalent yet.
  • Something else blocks me. Describe it.

Reports of the last three kinds move the earliest removal date.

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