Summary

The VM Autoscale Summary section provides a comprehensive view of the configuration and operational status of your Autoscale setup within the Cloud Management Portal. It consolidates essential details like network settings, autoscaling thresholds, VM instance profiles, and load balancer configurations, helping you quickly monitor and manage the autoscaling environment.

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Summary Panel

Autoscale Group Information :

• Name: Displays the name of your Autoscale group (e.g., My-autoscale-01).

• Status: Indicates if the autoscaling feature is Enabled or Disabled.

• Actions:

  • Disable: Temporarily suspend the autoscaling operations.

  • Delete: Permanently remove the autoscale configuration.

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Details Section

S. No	Field	Description
1	Network Name	Name of the associated network (e.g., My-autoscale-01).
2	Public IP	The public IP address assigned to the load balancer (e.g., 154.210.166.61).
3	Zone	The data center or region where the autoscale setup resides (e.g., Mumbai).
4	UUID	Unique identifier for the autoscale entity.
5	Public Port	The port exposed to external traffic (e.g., 80).
6	Private Port	The internal port on which VMs listen (e.g., 80).
7	VM Count	Current number of VMs running under this autoscale group.
8	Minimum Instances	Minimum number of VMs that should always run (e.g., 1).
9	Maximum Instances	Maximum VMs allowed for scaling (e.g., 2).
10	Polling Interval	Interval (in seconds) to monitor VM performance and trigger scaling actions (e.g., 60 seconds).
11	Created Date	Timestamp when the autoscale configuration was created.
12	Last Updated	Timestamp of the most recent configuration change.

• Edit Autoscale Details: Update network, port, polling interval, and scaling thresholds.

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Autoscale Profile

The Autoscale Profile describes the template and configuration used for creating and managing virtual machine instances during scaling events.

S. No	Field	Description
1	Template Name	The base image used for new instances (e.g., Ubuntu 20.04 LTS).
2	OS Type	Operating system type (e.g., Ubuntu 20.04 LTS).
3	Compute Offer	The instance size and resource package (e.g., GC_2C4R).
4	SSH Key Pair	Link to view the associated SSH key for secure instance access.
5	Root Disk Size	Storage size allocated for the VM's root disk (e.g., 10 GB).
6	Expunge VM Grace Period (in sec)	Time period after which a VM is permanently removed after being expunged (e.g., 60 seconds).