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Auto Scaling

This document provides instructions for setting up auto scaling on AWS. It includes steps to: 1) Create a launch template specifying an AMI, instance type, security group, and user data to install and start an httpd server. 2) Create an auto scaling group using the launch template, enabling load balancing across three subnets with a desired capacity of 3 and maximum of 10 instances. 3) Verify auto scaling is working by terminating instances and allowing the group to replace them.

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Auto Scaling

This document provides instructions for setting up auto scaling on AWS. It includes steps to: 1) Create a launch template specifying an AMI, instance type, security group, and user data to install and start an httpd server. 2) Create an auto scaling group using the launch template, enabling load balancing across three subnets with a desired capacity of 3 and maximum of 10 instances. 3) Verify auto scaling is working by terminating instances and allowing the group to replace them.

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Auto Scaling - Lab

 Create Load Balancer (Steps already given in previous class)


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 Go to Launch Templates - Create launch template
 Launch template name - MyLTMP(Can give any name)
 Template version description - 1
 Select "Provide guidance to help me set up a template that I can use with
EC2 Auto Scaling"
 Amazon machine image (AMI) - Amazon Linux 2
 Instance type - T2-Micro
 Key pair - Select existing Key Pair
 Security groups - Select existing Security group (SSH & HTTP must be
opened)
 Storage (volumes) - Make it as 9 GB
 Resource tags (Key - Name & Value - MyLTMP)
 Advanced details - User data

#!/bin/bash
sudo su
yum update -y
yum install httpd -y
cd /var/www/html
echo "MyGoogle" > index.html
service httpd start
chkconfig httpd on

 Create launch template - View launch templates


 Can see launch template has been created successfully
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 Go to Auto Scaling Groups - Create an Auto Scaling group
 Auto Scaling group name - MyASG
 Launch template - Select MyLTMP - MyLTMP
 Subnets - Select all 3 subnets - Next
 Select Enable load balancing
 Classic Load Balancer - Select MyLB
 Select ELB
 Health check grace period - 150 - Next
 Desired capacity - 3
 Minimum capacity - 3
 Maximum capacity - 10
 Target tracking scaling policy
 Target value - 90
 Instances need - 300 - Next - Next
 Tags - Add Tag (Key - Name & Value - Web Server) - Next
 Create Auto Scaling group
 Can see Auto Scaling has been created successfully
 Can see all 3 instances running successfully.
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You can verify by terminating some instances to check whether Auto Scaling is
working fine or not.
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Terminate all after finishing lab
 Delete Auto Scaling
 Delete Launch Template
 Delete Load Balancer
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