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Theory of Auto-Scaling
General Description
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Conceptual Diagram
Components of Auto-Scaling
OpenStack offers a rich set of services to build, manage, orchestrate, and provision a cloud. This gives administrators some choices in how to best serve their customer's needs.
- Scaling units - There are a number of components that can be controlled with Auto-Scaling.
- Compute Host
- VM running on a Compute Host
- Container running on a Compute Host
- Network Attached Storage
- Virtual Network Functions
- Monitoring Service
- Alarming Service
- Monasca has a built in alarm thresholding service and notification service
- Aodh from the Telemetry project
- Decision Services - There are a number of services in OpenStack that can interpret metrics and alarms based on configured logic and produce commands to Orchestration Engines
- Congress
- Heat
- Vitrage
- Watcher
- Orchestration Engines
- Heat
- Senlin is a clustering engine for OpenStack, and can orchestrate auto-scaling
- Tacker
Considerations and Guidelines
- Monitoring takes resources, plan accordingly
- Avoid scaling too quickly or too often
- Don't expect instantaneous scaling (see above)
- Be aware of where the logic for scaling is (alarm thresholds, decision services)
