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Última atualização: 2026-03-09 16:18:12

Welcome to Tencent Cloud Auto Scaling (AS).
Auto Scaling (AS) can automatically adjust computing resources based on users' business needs and policies. AS increases or decreases CVM instances and completes the configuration according to user-defined scheduled, periodic, or monitoring policies. For example, it can automatically increase CVM instances during the peak business demand period to ensure smooth and healthy business operations, and automatically decrease CVM instances during the low business demand period to save resources and costs.

Note:

  • All AS APIs in this section are the latest version, API 3.0, and all new features related to AS will be updated in this section. We strongly recommend you to use the latest API 3.0.
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