Event-based resource adjustment
Resources are money. Literally. In the world of DevOps, the norm is that the more resources you use, the more money that you spend. That’s simple enough, right? But the problem comes when the return from those resources is not enough to cover their costs. One of the main reasons this happens is because the resources that are consumed are done so at a constant rate, even if they are not required. For optimal resource consumption, a new method was created one with which resources are only consumed at the time of their use and are then downsized appropriately until their next use. Let’s say that you are on a shopping spree. You don’t know exactly how much you’re going to spend, you have only a vague idea of how much you are going to spend on the items. You are probably going to go over the tentative budget that you have set for yourself and in addition to that, you might not even be happy with everything that you bought.
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