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Autoscaling of pods

Increase the scalability of the system
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Many Kubernetes services use the HorizontalPodAutoscaler resource to scale pods, based on metrics. The default configuration suffices in many cases, but you might want to increase the scalability of the system.

Increase the scalability

To increase the minimum number of replicas of the backend services, complete these steps:
  1. Increase the value of the Terraform variable asset_solutions_min_replicas.
  2. Reapply the Terraform plan.
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