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I think you’re fine, personally — a workload has to have very well defined characteristics to be automatically scalable. Just paying when health checks fail and
by zenlikethat 9y ago
I think you’re fine, personally — a workload has to have very well defined characteristics to be automatically scalable. Just paying when health checks fail and figuring out how to fix it when there’s a problem is a much better strategy than implementing “scaling automation” that might go awry.