Questions tagged [azure-autoscaling-block]

Microsoft Enterprise Library Autoscaling Application Block enables to change the number of role instances of a Windows Azure Cloud Service based on a time schedule and/or operating parameters.

Microsoft Enterprise Library Autoscaling Application Block (WASABi) is a software component that permits to automatically change the number of role instances of a Windows Azure Cloud Service, according to two kind of rules:

  • constraint rules establish on a time schedule the minimum and maximum number of role instances that are allowed to run in order to meet SLAs;
  • reactive rules define how the number of role instances according to the variation of some parameters of the Cloud Service (for example CPU load or length of ASP.net request queue).

Autoscaling Application Block can be used on premise (from a console application for example) or deployed on a hosted service.

Use this tag if you have issues or questions about the use of this component.

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How to define autoscaling rules without using Enterprise Library Config console?

I am working on Windows 7 OS and Visual Studio 2012 Express for Web. I have tried installing the Enterprise Library Config console but it says that the extension is not installable on this product. Am guessing I need Visual studio 2012 ultimate for…
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Windows Azure Auto Scale Application Block does not work and does not print log messages

I had implemented the Windows Azure Auto Scale Application Block in console application which monitor the performance counters and add the instances to the web role. I implemented the logging also but it does not show me the logs in the console and…
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sync files between azure scale set vms

i am a newbie and am planning to host iis server for my client in azure with auto-scale functionality. we will test modules and update once in a week in iis server, my question is how to sync the files between vms while on auto-scaling and if we can…
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