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Is there any plan to use cpu_load_hottest_node as a metric for autoscaling?
I'm asking because I see some cases where the cpu_load is ok (but cpu_load_hottest_node is high), bigtable-autoscaler scales down and errors count starts to increase immediately. The image below is an example (around 06:00).
If I manually scale up the bigtable instances again, the error count will disappear.
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cpu_load_hottest_node as metric for autoscaling
Use cpu_load_hottest_node as metric for autoscaling
Mar 31, 2021
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Is there any plan to use
cpu_load_hottest_node
as a metric for autoscaling?I'm asking because I see some cases where the
cpu_load
is ok (butcpu_load_hottest_node
is high), bigtable-autoscaler scales down and errors count starts to increase immediately. The image below is an example (around 06:00).If I manually scale up the bigtable instances again, the error count will disappear.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: