Summary for 2025-09 (SeleniumHQ/docker-selenium): Delivered a targeted bug fix to the KEDA patching workflow by correcting YAML indentation in the tolerations field, ensuring proper parsing and execution of delete-keda-objects-job.yaml and patch-keda-objects-job.yaml. This fix stabilizes the patching jobs used during Kubernetes deployments, reducing risk of misconfigurations and deployment delays.

August 2025 monthly summary for SeleniumHQ/docker-selenium focusing on reliability and lifecycle improvements in Kubernetes deployment workflows. Key features delivered: - KEDA Helm templates: added tolerations to delete-keda-objects and patch-keda-objects jobs to enable scheduling on tainted Kubernetes nodes, ensuring KEDA-related operations run reliably in tainted environments. Major bugs fixed: - Resolved missing tolerations in KEDA-related Helm templates, addressing scheduling failures for the delete and patch jobs and preventing intermittent deployment disruptions. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Improved stability and reliability of Selenium Grid deployments on Kubernetes by ensuring KEDA jobs can schedule on tainted nodes, reducing deployment failures and operational вмешивания. - Strengthened deployment resilience in cluster environments with node taints, contributing to higher uptime for grid sessions. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Kubernetes scheduling and taint/toleration mechanics - Helm templating for Kubernetes resources - KEDA integration workflow - Git-based change management and traceability (commit a1418e496f76a05998f2fb90246006cd18f879f2, issue #2912)