autoscaling

Noun

Meaning

autoscaling (uncountable)

(computing) automatic scaling
The autoscaling feature changes the x and y axis of your graph to fit the available data.

Examples

In microservices architecture environments, where autoscaling is the inherent nature of the application, application components may be spread across infrastructure, and the result is even more exaggerated. Source: Internet

In this case, optimized autoscaling results in 25% fewer resources being deployed over the lifetime of the workload, meaning a 25% cost savings for the user. Source: Internet

Lucidchart represents instances within autoscaling groups with the autoscaling group itself, rather than show each individual instance, as they would all have the same connections. Source: Internet

Moreover, the set of service instances changes dynamically because of autoscaling, failures, and upgrades. Source: Internet

Your only concern is that there are enough of them to produce the amount of work you need, and you can use autoscaling to adjust the numbers up and down. Source: Internet

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