Autoscaling in AWS
Autoscaling in AWS is creating a group of EC2 instances that can scale up or down depending upon the conditions you set.
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<li>Enable elasticity by scaling horizontally through adding or terminating EC2 instances.
</li>
<li>Autoscaling ensures that you have the right number of AWS EC2 instances for your needs at all times.
</li>
<li>Autoscaling helps you save costs by cutting down the number of EC2 instances when not needed and scaling out to add more instances only when it is required.
</li>
</ul>
Autoscaling Components
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<li>Launch Configuration:- like instance type, AMI, keypair, Security Group
</li>
<li>Autoscaling Group:- Group name, Group Size, VPC, Subnet, Health Check period
</li>
<li>Scaling policy:- Metric type, Target Value
</li>
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**Autoscaling in AWS**

Autoscaling in AWS is creating a group of EC2 instances that can scale up or down depending upon the conditions you set.

* Enable elasticity by scaling horizontally through adding or terminating EC2 instances.
    
* Autoscaling ensures that you have the right number of AWS EC2 instances for your needs at all times.
    
* Autoscaling helps you save costs by cutting down the number of EC2 instances when not needed and scaling out to add more instances only when it is required.
    

**Autoscaling Components**

1. **Launch Configuration:-** like instance type, AMI, keypair, Security Group
    
2. **Autoscaling Group:-** Group name, Group Size, VPC, Subnet, Health Check period
    
3. **Scaling policy:-** Metric type, Target Value

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