You host a company's internal portal on an Azure App Service Web App that currently runs on a Basic (B1) App Service plan. The portal experiences performance degradation due to sudden CPU utilization spikes during lunchtime. You need to ensure the system automatically increases instances to handle these spikes and scales back down when the load decreases. Which two actions should you perform to implement this scaling configuration?
- Scale up the App Service plan to the Standard (S1) pricing tier.Cevap
- Configure an autoscale rule that uses the CPU Percentage metric to adjust the instance count.Cevap
- CConfigure autoscale rules directly on the existing Basic (B1) App Service plan.
- DConfigure an autoscale rule that uses the CPU Core Count metric to adjust the instance count.
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Scale up the App Service plan to the Standard (S1) pricing tier and configure an autoscale rule that uses the CPU Percentage metric to adjust the instance count.
To support autoscaling, the hosting plan must first be scaled up to at least the Standard (S1) tier. Once on a supported tier, a valid dynamic workload metric, such as CPU Percentage, must be selected to monitor the resource consumption and trigger scaling operations.
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Azure App Service scaling tiers and autoscale metrics