Make the checkout fleet come back down
A hands-on AZ-104 lab. You produce the real artefact and 10 automated checks verify it behaves the way the exam expects.
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- Certification
- AZ-104
- Format
- Structured configuration
- Difficulty
- hard
- Estimated time
- 20 min
- Automated checks
- 10
The brief
Rewrite autoscale.json so the checkout fleet grows under sustained load, comes back down under sustained quiet, and ignores a short spike. Keep the setting and every rule pointed at the supplied scale set and the supplied metric. Declare a capacity minimum, maximum and default inside the approved fleet range. The starter has only a scale-out rule, which is why the fleet reached its ceiling in the peak and stayed there, so add the matching scale-in rule. Then choose the two thresholds together: they must be far enough apart that the capacity a scale-out reaches does not immediately satisfy the scale-in rule, or the loop reverses on the next evaluation. Finally make the scale-out look-back longer than the stated four-minute spike so a blip does not add instances.
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