Discussion
Instances take 3 minutes to become ready and traffic doubles in 2 minutes. What follows for a reactive scaling policy?
Answer: C
Reacting after the rise begins cannot beat a warm-up longer than the rise itself. Pre-warming, predictive scaling or a larger baseline are the available answers. None of them is free, so the choice depends on how costly a brief overload is.
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