Deployment and Operations

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The administrator will be responsible for configuring the autoscaling behavior of the Microsoft Azure application. This role includes defining the autoscaling rules that govern the behavior of the application, and monitoring the effects of the rules to ensure that the application meets its service-level agreements (SLA) while minimizing running costs.

For details of the tasks that the administrator performs in relation to the Autoscaling Application Block, see the following topics:

• Deploying the Autoscaling Application Block
• Defining Constraint Rules
• Defining Reactive Rules
• Enabling and Disabling Rules
• Defining Throttling Autoscaling Rules
• Understanding Rule Ranks and Reconciliation
• Defining Scale Groups
• Using Notifications and Manual Scaling
• Autoscaling Application Block Logging
• Tuning the Autoscaling Application Block
• Using the WASABiCmdlets Windows PowerShell Cmdlets
• Encrypting the Rules Store and the Service Information Store
• Encrypting the Autoscaling Settings in the Configuration File
• Creating an Encryption Certificate
• Configuration Changes at Run Time

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