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After enabling Predictive Scaling, you observe that your Auto Scaling group does not increase capacity before expected traffic surges. What could be the most probable reason?

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AWS - Auto Scaling
After enabling Predictive Scaling, you observe that your Auto Scaling group does not increase capacity before expected traffic surges. What could be the most probable reason?
AThe CloudWatch alarms are not configured correctly for reactive scaling
BThe Auto Scaling group has reached its maximum instance limit
CThe predictive scaling schedule has not been activated or associated with the Auto Scaling group
DThe application load balancer is misconfigured
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
  1. Step 1: Verify Predictive Scaling Activation

    Predictive Scaling requires an active schedule linked to the Auto Scaling group to adjust capacity ahead of predicted demand.
  2. Step 2: Check Auto Scaling Group Association

    If the schedule is not associated, no capacity changes will occur despite predictions.
  3. Final Answer:

    The predictive scaling schedule has not been activated or associated with the Auto Scaling group -> Option C
  4. Quick Check:

    Predictive Scaling needs an active schedule linked [OK]
Quick Trick: Predictive Scaling needs an active schedule linked [OK]
Common Mistakes:
  • Assuming reactive scaling alarms control predictive scaling
  • Believing max instance limit always blocks scaling
  • Confusing load balancer issues with scaling triggers

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