AWS - Auto ScalingA user reports that Predictive Scaling forecast is not updating with recent traffic changes. What should be checked first?ADisable and re-enable Predictive ScalingBRestart the EC2 instances manuallyCIncrease the maximum instance limitDVerify that the Auto Scaling group has sufficient historical dataCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand data dependencyPredictive Scaling relies on historical data to generate accurate forecasts.Step 2: Identify the cause of stale forecastsInsufficient or missing historical data prevents updates to forecasts.Final Answer:Verify that the Auto Scaling group has sufficient historical data -> Option DQuick Check:Historical data is key for forecast updates [OK]Quick Trick: Forecasts need enough past data to update correctly [OK]Common Mistakes:Restarting instances won't affect forecastsChanging max limits doesn't fix forecast dataToggling Predictive Scaling without data won't help
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