Use Cases
Each CPU elastic scale-up and scale-down operation is recorded as a task. You can view the elastic scale-up records of an instance in the scale-up history to check information such as the scale-up time, number of cores added, and execution status. This information can be used to verify billing and evaluate the effectiveness of scale-up during business peak periods.
Prerequisites
The CPU elastic scale-up feature has been enabled for the instance, and scale-up or scale-down tasks have been generated.
Operation Steps
2. Go to the instance details page. In the Specs Info area, locate Elastic CPU Scale-out and click Scale-Up History to enter the task list.
3. Go to the task management page. In the task list, view the task records. Click Task Details to view the detailed information of a single task.
4. Click Task Details to view the detailed information of a single task. The task type in the current scale-up history is Elastic CPU Scale-up, which refers to the scale-up and scale-down tasks triggered by custom scale-up.
Execution Status Description
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Scale-out is successful | All nodes (or all shards) of the instance are scaled up successfully. |
Partially successful scale-up | Some shards of the sharded cluster instance are scaled up successfully, while others fail. An alarm is triggered by the background for the failed shards. |
Scale-in succeeded | The CPU cores of the instance have been scaled back to the original specification. |