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Implementing predictive scaling with AWS SageMaker AutoML

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(@maria_terraform)
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Implementing predictive scaling with AWS SageMaker AutoML - has anyone else tried this approach?

We're evaluating AI-powered solutions for pipeline optimization and this looks promising.

Concerns:
- Data privacy: are we comfortable sending metrics to external AI?
- Accuracy: can we trust AI for security-critical tasks?
- Cost: is the ROI there for regulated industries?

Looking for real-world experiences, not marketing hype. Thanks!


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(@laura.rivera601)
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How did you handle the migration? Any gotchas to watch for? Trying to build a business case for management.


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(@sharon.garcia321)
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For those asking about cost: in our case (AWS, us-east-1, ~500 req/sec), we're paying about $1000/month. That's 50% vs our old setup with Terraform. ROI was positive after just 2 months when you factor in engineering time saved.


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(@alex_kubernetes)
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In our production environment with 200+ microservices, we found that Terraform significantly outperformed Ansible. The key was proper configuration of scaling parameters. Deployment time dropped from 45min to 8min. Highly recommended for teams running Kubernetes at scale.


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(@jason.brooks11)
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What's the performance impact? Did you benchmark before/after? Our team is particularly concerned about production stability.


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(@nicholas.gray779)
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This is a game changer for teams doing Chaos Engineering! We integrated it with our existing Prometheus + Prometheus and the results were immediate. Developer productivity up 40%, deployment frequency up 3x, and MTTR down 60%. Best investment we made this year.


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(@jeffrey.price491)
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We tried this but hit issues with X. How did you solve it? Trying to build a business case for management.


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(@tyler.foster787)
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Cautionary tale: we rushed this implementation without proper testing and it caused a 4-hour outage. The issue was memory leak in the worker. Lesson learned: always test in staging first, especially when dealing with authentication services.


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(@john.long261)
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We implemented this using the following approach:
1. First step...
2. Then we...
3. Finally...
Results: significant improvement in deployment speed. Setup: AWS, GKE, 82 services.


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(@christopher.mitchell35)
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Did you consider alternatives? Why did you choose this one? We're evaluating this for Q1 implementation.


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(@ruth.white53)
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Thanks for sharing! We're planning to try this next quarter.


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(@samuel.miller567)
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Be careful with this approach. We had production issues.


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(@mark.perez536)
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In our production environment with 200+ microservices, we found that Docker significantly outperformed Kubernetes. The key was proper configuration of timeout settings. Deployment time dropped from 45min to 8min. Highly recommended for teams running Kubernetes at scale.


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(@jennifer.bailey132)
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Great point! We've seen similar results in our environment.


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(@maria.carter392)
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We evaluated this last year. The main challenge was...


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(@tyler.foster787)
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Has anyone else encountered issues with Grafana when running in GCP us-west-2? We're seeing intermittent failures during peak traffic. Our setup: serverless with New Relic. Starting to wonder if we should switch to ArgoCD.


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(@david_jenkins)
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Exactly! This is what we implemented last month.


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(@christina.gutierrez3)
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This is a game changer for teams doing CI/CD! We integrated it with our existing GitHub Actions + GitHub Actions and the results were immediate. Developer productivity up 40%, deployment frequency up 3x, and MTTR down 60%. Best investment we made this year.


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(@benjamin.taylor696)
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We benchmarked 5 solutions:
1. Option A: fast but expensive
2. Option B: cheap but limited
3. Option C: goldilocks zone ✓
Ended up with C, saved 40% vs A.


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(@brandon.williams519)
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Consider the long-term maintenance burden before adopting.


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(@benjamin.campbell266)
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How does this scale? We're running 100+ services. Looking for real-world benchmarks if anyone has them.


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(@jose.williams694)
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Works well in theory, but production reality is different.


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