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In AWS, when you create an Auto Scaling Group (ASG), for your scaling type you can have Manual Scaling (where you set an explicit number of EC2 instances for your ASG), or you can have Scheduled scaling, or you can scale dynamically with [...] [...]
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Scaling Policies

^^ Scheduled scaling allows you to scale to certain number of instances based on known periods of high demand (e.g. scale up on weekdays, down on weekends)
^^^ Dynamic scaling allows you to scale based on metrics (i.e. you can scale up if average CPU threshold of your fleet of ASG instances goes above a certain value)


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In AWS, when you create an Auto Scaling Group (ASG), for your scaling type you can have Manual Scaling (where you set an explicit number of EC2 instances for your ASG), or you can have Scheduled scaling, or you can scale dynamically with [...] [...]
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In AWS, when you create an Auto Scaling Group (ASG), for your scaling type you can have Manual Scaling (where you set an explicit number of EC2 instances for your ASG), or you can have Scheduled scaling, or you can scale dynamically with [...] [...]
Answer

Scaling Policies

^^ Scheduled scaling allows you to scale to certain number of instances based on known periods of high demand (e.g. scale up on weekdays, down on weekends)
^^^ Dynamic scaling allows you to scale based on metrics (i.e. you can scale up if average CPU threshold of your fleet of ASG instances goes above a certain value)


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