You are configuring autoscale rules for an Azure App Service plan named AppServicePlan1 that hosts a critical API. The plan currently runs a single instance. You define a scale-out rule that increases the instance count by when the average CPU utilization exceeds . You need to configure a scale-in rule to decrease the instance count by when the load decreases. You must ensure that scaling in does not immediately trigger a scale-out event (flapping) when the resource count is reduced from instances to instance. Which CPU utilization threshold should you specify for the scale-in rule?
- Less than Answer
- BLess than
- CLess than
- DLess than
Answer
Less than
The correct option is the one specifying a threshold of less than . When average CPU utilization across instances is below , the total combined workload is less than . Reducing the instance count to results in a single instance carrying a load of less than , which is below the scale-out threshold of and prevents immediate re-scaling (flapping).
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Key Concept
Preventing flapping in App Service autoscale configurations by ensuring the scale-in threshold accounts for load distribution changes when instance count decreases.
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