# How to Manage Autoscaling Deployments? ### **a. How to view the list of all Autoscaling Deployments?** To view a list of all autoscaling deployments, follow the steps given below: **Step 1:** [Login](https://customer.acecloudhosting.com/index.php?m=ace_product_register_addon\&action=login) to your account. **Step 2:** Navigate to **Compute,** then **Autoscaling,** and then click on **Deployments**. Here, you can view all your deployments.
### **b. How to create an Autoscaling Deployment?** To create an autoscaling deployment, follow the steps given below: **Step 1:** Click on the **Create Deployment** button.
**Step 2:** Enter the **Deployment Details.**
| **Field** | **Description** | | --------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Deployment Name | Enter the name you want to keep for the autoscaling deployment. | | Select Autoscaling Template | Select the template you want to attach in the autoscaling deployment. | **Step 3:** Enter **Deployment Preference, Scaling Preference,** and **Notification Preference,** and click on **Next**.
| **Field** | **Description** | | ------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Current Number of Nodes | Enter the current number of nodes you want for autoscaling deployment. | | Max Number of Nodes (Max. 30) |

Enter the number of nodes that can be added at max while scaling up the deployment.
Note: You cannot add more than 30 nodes.

| | Scale Count (Max. 30) |

Enter the number of nodes that you want to add/remove while you scale up/down the autoscaling deployment.
Note: a. You cannot add more than 30 nodes.

b. You should also have the quota required for scaling up the deployment.

| | Select a Parameter | Select the parameter from CPU or RAM for scaling up/down according to their usage. | | Min. Utilization (in 30% - 90%) |

Enter the utilization percentage when you want to scale down the autoscaling deployment for the parameter you have selected above.
Note: The utilization percentage should be in range of (30% - 90%)

| | Max Utilization (in 40% - 95%) |

Enter the utilization percentage when you want to scale up the autoscaling deployment for the parameter you have selected above.

Note: The utilization percentage should be in range of (40% - 95%)

| | Cooldown (min 60 sec.) | Enter the time in seconds, this is the time period where scaling up/down is restricted just after the node was scaled up/down. | | Enter a valid email |

Enter an Email ID in which you want the notification.
Note: You can enter multiple email IDs, the email ID should be separated by comma.

| **Step 4:** Choose if you want to attach a load balancer or not in the autoscaling deployment. **A. Do not want to attach Load Balancer:** i. Choose the **No Load Balancer** option and click **Next.**
ii. Review the deployment details and click on the **Create Deployment button**.
**B. Want to attach Load Balancer:** i. Choose **Use Load Balancer**. ii. If you want to create a new load balancer, choose the **New Load Balancer** option. * Enter **Load Balancer, Listener, Pool, and Health Monitor Details,** and click on **Next**.\ **Note:** To add more listeners, click on **Add More Listeners.**\
| **Field** | **Description** | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Load Balancer Name | Enter name of the Load Balancer | | Load Balancer Type |

Select load balancer type:

| | Subnet Details | Select a subnet from the available subnets of network associated with templates. | | Listener Protocol | Select a protocol for the listener. | | Listener Port | The protocol port number for the resource. The default is 1. | | Allowed CIDRs | Enter a list of IPv4, IPv6 or mix of both CIDRs. | | Pool Algorithm | Select the load balancing algorithm for the pool. | | Pool Protocol | Select a protocol for the pool. | | Monitor Protocol | Select a protocol for the health monitor. | | HTTP Method | Select the HTTP method that the health monitor uses for requests. | | URL Path | Enter the HTTP URL path of the request sent by the monitor to test the health of a member. Must be a string that begins with a forward slash. The default URL path is /. | iii. If you want to use an existing load balancer, choose the **Existing Load Balancer** option. * Select Load Balancer from the drop-down. * Enter **Listener Details, Pool Details,** and **Health Monitor Details,** and click on **Next**.\ **Note:** To add more listeners, click on **Add More Listeners.**\
| **Field** | **Description** | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Listener Protocol | Select a protocol for the listener. | | Listener Port | The protocol port number for the resource. The default is 1. | | Allowed CIDRs | Enter a list of IPv4, IPv6 or mix of both CIDRs. | | Pool Algorithm | Select the load balancing algorithm for the pool. | | Pool Protocol | Select a protocol for the pool. | | Monitor Protocol | Select a protocol for the health monitor. | | HTTP Method | Select the HTTP method that the health monitor uses for requests. | | URL Path | Enter the HTTP URL path of the request sent by the monitor to test the health of a member. Must be a string that begins with a forward slash. The default URL path is /. | iv. Review the deployment details and click on the **Create Deployment** button.
### **c. How to delete an Autoscaling Deployment?** To delete an autoscaling deployment, follow the steps given below: **A. For single deployment deletion:** **Step 1:** Choose the deployment you want to delete, click on **Select**, and select **Delete Deployment** from the drop-down menu.
**Step 2:** Click on **Delete cluster** to confirm the deletion.
**B. For multiple deployment deletion:** **Step 1:** Select the checkbox as shown in the below image and click on **the Delete** button.
**Step 2:** Click on **Delete clusters** to confirm the deletion.
### d**. How to** attach a Load balancer in a deployed **Autoscaling Deployment?** To attach a Load balancer in a deployed autoscaling deployment, follow the steps given below: **Step 1:** Choose the deployment to which you want to attach the load balancer, click on **Select**, and choose **Attach Load Balancer** from the drop-down menu.
**Step 2:** Choose whether to attach a new or existing load balancer to the autoscaling deployment. A. If you want to create a new load balancer, choose the **New Load Balancer** option. * Enter **Load Balancer Details, Listener Details, Pool Details, and Health Monitor Details** and click on **Submit**.\ **Note:** To add more listeners, click on **Add More Listeners.**\
| **Field** | **Description** | | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Load Balancer Name | Enter name of the Load Balancer | | Load Balancer Type |

Select load balancer type:

| | Subnet Details | Select a subnet from the available networks. | | Listener Protocol | Select a protocol for the listener. | | Listener Port | The protocol port number for the resource. The default is 1. | | Allowed CIDRs | Enter a list of IPv4, IPv6 or mix of both CIDRs. | | Pool Algorithm | Select the load balancing algorithm for the pool. | | Pool Protocol | Select a protocol for the pool. | | Monitor Protocol | Select a protocol for the health monitor. | | HTTP Method | Select the HTTP method that the health monitor uses for requests. | | URL Path | Enter the HTTP URL path of the request sent by the monitor to test a member's health. It must be a string that begins with a forward slash. The default URL path is /. | B. If you want to use an existing load balancer, choose the **Existing Load Balancer** option. * Select Load Balancer from the drop-down. * Enter **Listener Details, Pool Details,** and **Health Monitor Details,** and click on **Submit**.\ **Note:** To add more listeners, click on **Add More Listeners.**\
| **Field** | **Description** | | ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Listener Protocol | Select a protocol for the listener. | | Listener Port | The protocol port number for the resource. The default is 1. | | Allowed CIDRs | Enter a list of IPv4, IPv6 or mix of both CIDRs. | | Pool Algorithm | Select the load balancing algorithm for the pool. | | Pool Protocol | Select a protocol for the pool. | | Monitor Protocol | Select a protocol for the health monitor. | | HTTP Method | Select the HTTP method that the health monitor uses for requests. | | URL Path | Enter the HTTP URL path of the request sent by the monitor to test a member's health. It must be a string that begins with a forward slash. The default URL path is /. | ### e**. How to edit** a Load balancer in a deployed **Autoscaling Deployment?** To edit a Load balancer in a deployed autoscaling deployment, follow the steps given below: **Step 1:** Choose the deployment in which you want to edit the load balancer, click on **Select,** and choose **Edit Load Balancer** from the drop-down.
**Step 2:** Update the details you want to modify and click **Submit**.
### **f. How to det**ach a Load balancer in a deployed **Autoscaling Deployment?** To detach a Load balancer in a deployed autoscaling deployment, follow the steps given below: **Step 1:** Choose the deployment in which you want to detach the load balancer, click on **Select**, and choose **Detach Load Balancer** from the drop-down.
**Step 2:** Click on the **Detach Load Balancer** button.
### g**. How to view Autoscaling Deployment Overview?** To view an autoscaling deployment overview, follow the steps given below: **Step 1:** Choose the deployment for which you want to view the overview and click on **Deployment Name.**
**Step 2:** Here, you can view the deployment overview.
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