Nerdio has our back today when confronted with Azure Capacity Exhaustion, but we can improve this feature even more:
Improvements I would propose for Nerdio Capacity Extender:
- At every boot, try to boot to the Default configured SKU FIRST instead of the alternative SKU.
- We need a clear Order Sequence for the alternative SKU’s.
For Example:
Default SKU: E4as_v5
Alternate SKU 1: E4bs_v5
Alternate SKU 2: B8as_v2
- Always try to boot the Default SKU(E4as_v5)
- If exhausted, try Alternate SKU 1 (E4bs_v5)
- If also exhausted, try Alternate SKU 2 (B8as_v2)
- Next day during next boot by auto-scale, try the Default SKU first (E4as_v5) instead of booting the alternate SKU.
Today, Nerdio just randomly choses a SKU and stays on that alternate SKU although Auto-Scale does a shutdown/startup procedure everyday by the pre-staged configured schedule.
Thanks for taking this into consideration.
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