What's New

The following tables describe the features released in each AS version and corresponding documentation updates. New features will be successively launched in each region.
December 2020
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Refined scaling policy | After you configured a refined scaling policy for an AS group, when a monitoring metric falls within the defined range, an alarm is generated, and AS automatically adjusts the number of instances in the AS group. | Commercial use |
October 2020
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Connecting to RDS DB instances | Scaled instances in an AS group can be connected to RDS DB instances. | Commercial use |
June 2019
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | New Overview tab on the AS group details page | AS group information, such as the expected number of instances and ongoing scaling actions, is displayed in graphics, so that you can easily learn about the status of an AS group. | Commercial use | |
2 | Adjusting shared bandwidth | You can set a scheduled or periodic policy to adjust the size of a shared bandwidth. | Commercial use | |
3 | Changing the AZs of an enabled AS group | You can add, change, and delete the AZs of an AS group when the group is enabled, without interrupting your services. | Commercial use | |
4 | Multi-flavor AS configuration | You can select multiple flavors when creating an AS configuration. This helps you minimize instance addition failures due to unavailable flavors during peak hours. | Commercial use |
May 2019
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | New section for regions and AZs | A section about regions and AZs was added to the Auto Scaling Service Overview to help you easily obtain related information. | Commercial use | |
2 | Spot pricing | Spot pricing enables you to use ECSs at a lower price, reducing your costs. | Commercial use | |
3 | Multi-AZ extension policy | The multi-AZ expansion policy provides you with a diversified AZ configuration option. | Commercial use | |
4 | Standby instance | You can set one or more instances in your AS group to work in standby mode, and stop or restart these instances without removing them from the AS group. | Commercial use |
January 2019
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Optimization of best practices | Optimized best practices provides you with more comprehensive scenarios and clearer steps. | Commercial use |
December 2018
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Interconnection with Dedicated Host (DeH) | AS can automatically create instances on your DeHs to meet your requirements for high computing performance and data security. | Commercial use | Using a New Specifications Template to Create an AS Configuration |
July 2018
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Using existing alarm rules | Scaling actions can be performed based on your existing customized alarm rules to meet your scaling requirements in special scenarios. | Commercial use |
May 2018
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Bandwidth scaling | You can create a bandwidth scaling policy to automatically adjust your bandwidth resources. | Commercial use |
November 2017
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Disk monitoring metrics | Scaling actions can be triggered based on the disk read rate, disk write rate, disk read requests, or disk write requests. | Commercial use |
September 2017
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Instance protection | You can configure instance protection for one or more functional instances that you want to protect from being automatically removed from an AS group during scale-in actions. | Commercial use |
July 2017
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Interconnection with Tag Management Service (TMS) | You can tag AS groups for easier resource management. | Commercial use |
December 2016
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Notification | With the notification function, AS promptly notifies you of AS group information, such as successful instance increasing, failed instance increasing, successful instance decreasing, failed instance decreasing, or AS group exception. | Commercial use | |
2 | Lifecycle hook | Lifecycle hooks enable you to flexibly manage the lifecycle of instances in AS groups. | Commercial use |
June 2016
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Binding multiple load balancers to an AS group | You can bind multiple load balancers to an AS group. Then the load balancers distribute application traffic to all instances in the AS group, improving the fault tolerance of applications. | Commercial use |
March 2016
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Binding an EIP to an automatically scaled instance | AS binds an EIP to an instance that is automatically added to an AS group. In this way, you do not need to configure an EIP for the instance manually. | Commercial use |
July 2015
No. | Feature | Description | Phase | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Rollout of AS | AS is newly launched. AS allows you to automatically adjust resources to keep up with changes in demand based on pre-configured AS policies. It frees you from the cumbersome task of repeatedly, manually adjusting resources to respond to changes while helping you improve resource usage and reduce resource costs. | Commercial use |
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