| ▲ | badatnames 2 hours ago |
| So long as you don't count >2 orders of magnitude difference in scaleup time as particularly special.. |
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| ▲ | CharlieDigital 2 hours ago | parent [-] |
| That's not how it works since each instance can handle multiple requests (up to 1000 per instance). So you may set this to scale at say 75% load level. Indeed if you configured each instance as a single threaded handler, you will not have fun. |
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| ▲ | badatnames 40 minutes ago | parent [-] | | That's only how it works when misapplying mean() to characterise application performance. In your scenario, every request is hitting either an overloaded instance, or when scaled down, a 20-30 second wait for spin up, better hope they're neither interactive nor some jobs configured with a short timeout. The mechanisms are so completely different they're hard to even make meaningful comparisons between |
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