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6 changes: 5 additions & 1 deletion charts/aisix/README.md
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threshold: "100"
```

A streamed request is counted in `aisix_llm_requests_total` when the stream
ends, not when it starts, so during a burst of long streams this signal lags by
roughly one stream length. The steady-state rate is unaffected.

`autoscaling` and `keda` are mutually exclusive — enabling both fails the render
rather than letting two controllers fight over the replica count.

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| keda.minReplicas | int | `2` | Lower replica bound |
| keda.pollingInterval | int | `15` | How often KEDA evaluates the triggers, in seconds |
| keda.restoreToOriginalReplicaCount | bool | `false` | Restore the original replica count when the ScaledObject is deleted |
| keda.triggers | list | `[]` | KEDA triggers. Required when `keda.enabled` is true. For example: `[{type: prometheus, metadata: {serverAddress: "http://prometheus:9090", query: "sum(rate(aisix_llm_requests_total[2m]))", threshold: "100"}}]` |
| keda.triggers | list | `[]` | KEDA triggers. Required when `keda.enabled` is true. For example: `[{type: prometheus, metadata: {serverAddress: "http://prometheus:9090", query: "sum(rate(aisix_llm_requests_total[2m]))", threshold: "100"}}]`. Streamed requests are counted when the stream ends, so during a burst of long streams this signal lags by roughly one stream length; the steady-state rate is unaffected |
| listeners | list | `[]` | Proxy listeners, one entry per port. Empty keeps the single plain-HTTP listener described by `containerPorts.proxy` and `service.port` — see "Serve HTTPS and plain HTTP together" above |
| livenessProbe.enabled | bool | `true` | |
| livenessProbe.failureThreshold | int | `3` | |
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threshold: "100"
```

A streamed request is counted in `aisix_llm_requests_total` when the stream
ends, not when it starts, so during a burst of long streams this signal lags by
roughly one stream length. The steady-state rate is unaffected.

`autoscaling` and `keda` are mutually exclusive — enabling both fails the render
rather than letting two controllers fight over the replica count.

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annotations: {}
# -- KEDA triggers. Required when `keda.enabled` is true. For example:
# `[{type: prometheus, metadata: {serverAddress: "http://prometheus:9090",
# query: "sum(rate(aisix_llm_requests_total[2m]))", threshold: "100"}}]`
# query: "sum(rate(aisix_llm_requests_total[2m]))", threshold: "100"}}]`.
# Streamed requests are counted when the stream ends, so during a burst of
# long streams this signal lags by roughly one stream length; the
# steady-state rate is unaffected
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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api7/aisix 1.5.0 release date PR 1273 stream request metrics

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- **AISIX 1.5.0 release date:** **September 29, 2026**, according to API7’s release announcement. ([api7.ai](https://api7.ai/blog?utm_source=openai))
- **PR #1273:** merged **October 9, 2026**—after the 1.5.0 release. It fixes streaming request metrics so they’re recorded when the stream ends, with the terminal status and full-stream duration. Abandoned streams are reported as `499`; upstream failures use their failure status, such as `502` or `504`. It also unifies error-class naming across access logs and usage events. (GitHub pull request 1273 in api7/aisix (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference))

So **PR #1273 was not included in the original 1.5.0 release**; the sources show the PR merged later, but don’t establish which subsequent release contains it. (GitHub pull request 1273 in api7/aisix (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference))

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- 1: https://api7.ai/blog?utm_source=openai
- 2: GitHub pull request 1273 in api7/aisix (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: GitHub pull request 1273 in api7/aisix (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)

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Remove this note until appVersion points to an AISIX release containing api7/aisix#1273.

The chart defaults to AISIX 1.5.0, which predates the metric change. The note describes completion-time counting that the default image does not provide. During long-stream bursts, operators can therefore misinterpret the KEDA rate signal.

Suggested fix 
--- a/charts/aisix/values.yaml
+++ b/charts/aisix/values.yaml
@@
-  # query: "sum(rate(aisix_llm_requests_total[2m]))", threshold: "100"}}].
-  # Streamed requests are counted when the stream ends, so during a burst of
-  # long streams this signal lags by roughly one stream length; the
-  # steady-state rate is unaffected
+  # query: "sum(rate(aisix_llm_requests_total[2m]))", threshold: "100"}}]

Remove the same note from charts/aisix/README.md.gotmpl and regenerate charts/aisix/README.md.

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Review comment at @charts/aisix/values.yaml around lines 447 - 450:
Remove the streamed-request timing note from the chart values documentation
because the default AISIX 1.5.0 image does not provide that metric behavior.
Remove the same note from the README template and regenerate the chart README,
leaving the KEDA query example intact.

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triggers: []
# -- `behavior` for the HPA KEDA creates. Empty uses the Kubernetes defaults
behavior: {}
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