How to setup App Autoscaler in PCF while using Blue-Green-Deployment












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I have my setup ready for Blue-Green deployment and it is working fine.
I have an instance ofApp Autoscaler as well and it's enabled for few apps too and working as expected.



Scenario where I am struggling is whenever I deploy a new version of app using Blue-Green Deployment approach, my new app version(green) becomes active and currently active app(blue) becomes ice app(dead) so all the Autoscaler configuration goes away with ice app.
Not sure how to add all Autoscaler configuration to the new app version(green) and handle this case.










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    I have my setup ready for Blue-Green deployment and it is working fine.
    I have an instance ofApp Autoscaler as well and it's enabled for few apps too and working as expected.



    Scenario where I am struggling is whenever I deploy a new version of app using Blue-Green Deployment approach, my new app version(green) becomes active and currently active app(blue) becomes ice app(dead) so all the Autoscaler configuration goes away with ice app.
    Not sure how to add all Autoscaler configuration to the new app version(green) and handle this case.










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      I have my setup ready for Blue-Green deployment and it is working fine.
      I have an instance ofApp Autoscaler as well and it's enabled for few apps too and working as expected.



      Scenario where I am struggling is whenever I deploy a new version of app using Blue-Green Deployment approach, my new app version(green) becomes active and currently active app(blue) becomes ice app(dead) so all the Autoscaler configuration goes away with ice app.
      Not sure how to add all Autoscaler configuration to the new app version(green) and handle this case.










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      I have my setup ready for Blue-Green deployment and it is working fine.
      I have an instance ofApp Autoscaler as well and it's enabled for few apps too and working as expected.



      Scenario where I am struggling is whenever I deploy a new version of app using Blue-Green Deployment approach, my new app version(green) becomes active and currently active app(blue) becomes ice app(dead) so all the Autoscaler configuration goes away with ice app.
      Not sure how to add all Autoscaler configuration to the new app version(green) and handle this case.







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          Unfortunately, there's no automatic way to copy that over, but you can script the rules using the app autoscaler cli plugin or use the app autoscaler cli plugin's manifest support (separate from your application manifest.yml).



          https://network.pivotal.io/products/pcf-app-autoscaler/



          Download the version corresponding to your PCF version (1.x plugin for PCF 2.1 and older, or 2.x plugin version for PCF 2.2+).



          You can see instructions for using the plugin here.



          https://docs.pivotal.io/pivotalcf/2-4/appsman-services/autoscaler/using-autoscaler-cli.html



          Hope that helps!






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          • thanks for sharing this info, I was going through this plugin and completed my POC also on local which was working fine, but couldn't get approval to install the same on my Jenkins box so dropped that idea.. I thought there must be other way around to get this thing done, but I think I need to work bit more hard to setup this autoscaler plugin anyhow.

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          Unfortunately, there's no automatic way to copy that over, but you can script the rules using the app autoscaler cli plugin or use the app autoscaler cli plugin's manifest support (separate from your application manifest.yml).



          https://network.pivotal.io/products/pcf-app-autoscaler/



          Download the version corresponding to your PCF version (1.x plugin for PCF 2.1 and older, or 2.x plugin version for PCF 2.2+).



          You can see instructions for using the plugin here.



          https://docs.pivotal.io/pivotalcf/2-4/appsman-services/autoscaler/using-autoscaler-cli.html



          Hope that helps!






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          • thanks for sharing this info, I was going through this plugin and completed my POC also on local which was working fine, but couldn't get approval to install the same on my Jenkins box so dropped that idea.. I thought there must be other way around to get this thing done, but I think I need to work bit more hard to setup this autoscaler plugin anyhow.

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          Unfortunately, there's no automatic way to copy that over, but you can script the rules using the app autoscaler cli plugin or use the app autoscaler cli plugin's manifest support (separate from your application manifest.yml).



          https://network.pivotal.io/products/pcf-app-autoscaler/



          Download the version corresponding to your PCF version (1.x plugin for PCF 2.1 and older, or 2.x plugin version for PCF 2.2+).



          You can see instructions for using the plugin here.



          https://docs.pivotal.io/pivotalcf/2-4/appsman-services/autoscaler/using-autoscaler-cli.html



          Hope that helps!






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          • thanks for sharing this info, I was going through this plugin and completed my POC also on local which was working fine, but couldn't get approval to install the same on my Jenkins box so dropped that idea.. I thought there must be other way around to get this thing done, but I think I need to work bit more hard to setup this autoscaler plugin anyhow.

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          Unfortunately, there's no automatic way to copy that over, but you can script the rules using the app autoscaler cli plugin or use the app autoscaler cli plugin's manifest support (separate from your application manifest.yml).



          https://network.pivotal.io/products/pcf-app-autoscaler/



          Download the version corresponding to your PCF version (1.x plugin for PCF 2.1 and older, or 2.x plugin version for PCF 2.2+).



          You can see instructions for using the plugin here.



          https://docs.pivotal.io/pivotalcf/2-4/appsman-services/autoscaler/using-autoscaler-cli.html



          Hope that helps!






          share|improve this answer













          Unfortunately, there's no automatic way to copy that over, but you can script the rules using the app autoscaler cli plugin or use the app autoscaler cli plugin's manifest support (separate from your application manifest.yml).



          https://network.pivotal.io/products/pcf-app-autoscaler/



          Download the version corresponding to your PCF version (1.x plugin for PCF 2.1 and older, or 2.x plugin version for PCF 2.2+).



          You can see instructions for using the plugin here.



          https://docs.pivotal.io/pivotalcf/2-4/appsman-services/autoscaler/using-autoscaler-cli.html



          Hope that helps!







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          • thanks for sharing this info, I was going through this plugin and completed my POC also on local which was working fine, but couldn't get approval to install the same on my Jenkins box so dropped that idea.. I thought there must be other way around to get this thing done, but I think I need to work bit more hard to setup this autoscaler plugin anyhow.

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          • thanks for sharing this info, I was going through this plugin and completed my POC also on local which was working fine, but couldn't get approval to install the same on my Jenkins box so dropped that idea.. I thought there must be other way around to get this thing done, but I think I need to work bit more hard to setup this autoscaler plugin anyhow.

            – Avhi
            Jan 2 at 18:32

















          thanks for sharing this info, I was going through this plugin and completed my POC also on local which was working fine, but couldn't get approval to install the same on my Jenkins box so dropped that idea.. I thought there must be other way around to get this thing done, but I think I need to work bit more hard to setup this autoscaler plugin anyhow.

          – Avhi
          Jan 2 at 18:32





          thanks for sharing this info, I was going through this plugin and completed my POC also on local which was working fine, but couldn't get approval to install the same on my Jenkins box so dropped that idea.. I thought there must be other way around to get this thing done, but I think I need to work bit more hard to setup this autoscaler plugin anyhow.

          – Avhi
          Jan 2 at 18:32




















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