AWS Auto-Scaling Example
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| Has Component | Three Year Standard Ri | [1] |
| Has Component | Auto Scaling Group | [1] |
| Rdf:type | Scenario | [1] |
| Triggers on | Workload | [1] |
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- You can create an Auto-Scaling Group and specify that it uses RIs first. This means that when your workload scales up, AWS will use the reserved capacity first, reducing costs. - Example: You have a 3-year Standard RI and an Auto-Scal…
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