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Hi All, What Options Do I Have For Setting Up Autoscaling Queues On Azure? Anything Else Other Than Kubernetes? And If Going The Kubernetes Route Is Enterprise Needed Or Would The Pro Package Be Enough? Would Scaling To 0 Be Possible? Also, Any Way To Ea

Hi all,

What options do I have for setting up autoscaling queues on Azure? Anything else other than Kubernetes? And if going the kubernetes route is enterprise needed or would the Pro package be enough? Would scaling to 0 be possible? Also, any way to easily spinup a single machine for a task on azure and then have it deleted on end?

  
  
Posted 5 months ago
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Ok fair enough, thanks would be nice to have it listed at least that it is available

  
  
Posted 5 months ago

The functionality is basically the same as the GCP/AWS ones but since it is only in the Scale/Enterprise I don't think there is any documentation externally

  
  
Posted 5 months ago

Ah ok thanks, is there any documentation anywhere? I could only see info on GCP/AWS

  
  
Posted 5 months ago

Hi @<1714451218161471488:profile|ClumsyChimpanzee54> , the Azure autoscaler is available only in the Scale/Enterprise plan. It functions the same as the GCP/AWS autoscalers. Basically scaling from 0 to as many as configured and then spinning them down automatically once the workload is over spin all the machines down like you described

  
  
Posted 5 months ago