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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