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Expected Behavior
When you have 2 HorizontalPodAutoscalers using annotations to specify the prometheus server (e.g. metric-config.external.prometheus-query.prometheus/prometheus-server: http://my-prometheus), metrics should be read from the prometheus server in the annotation.
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The prometheus-server defined in the kube-metrics-server flags is used instead of using t
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- how to setup the tools stackset-controller + skipper + optional RBAC
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As we now have publicly available release and snapshot artifacts we should update and extend the "user guide".
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