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INFRASYS-6322 - Autoscaling down to original count when no new instan… #15

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…ces are in the load balancer

This will revert back to the original instance count if new instances come into the load balancer from the deployment but they aren't tagged with the new build.

@adamjkeller adamjkeller force-pushed the INFRASYS-6322 branch 2 times, most recently from 9493a6a to 811f4eb Compare November 20, 2015 16:12
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I did not see you make this change adam. I also made a change and I believe mine is more what we want. Instead of scaling down which would remove the old successful deployed in favor of the ones that the build thinks are broken it calls the revert code in L2D: #16

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@jgostylo this situation only happens when we have more instance in auto-scale group that we expect to be there ALL running the same AMI. In this case, regardless of what caused the problem, we want decrease amount of instances, so we allow next deployment to proceed.

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+1 let merge this for now, and we can figure out better solution

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+1

adamjkeller added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 20, 2015
INFRASYS-6322 - Autoscaling down to original count when no new instan…
@adamjkeller adamjkeller merged commit 555b340 into dandb:master Nov 20, 2015
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