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Summary

PurposeHorizontally scaled compute: auto scaling groups (AWS), managed instance groups (GCP), VM scale sets (Azure), or equivalent—depending on the linked cloud.
Create menu“Create an Auto Scaling Group” (AWS-oriented wording; other providers use their native scaling resource).
API subtypescalable_server.
PanelScalableServerConfigurationPanel — extends the same ideas as Server (region, OS/image, instance type, volume defaults) with scaling and network fields.

Configuration (typical)

  • Region, CPU architecture, OS / AMI, instance type, boot volume — Same pattern as Server, with provider-specific defaults (for example default volume types: GCP pd-balanced, Azure Premium_LRS, AWS gp3).
  • CapacityminSize, maxSize, desiredCapacity — bounds and current desired count for the group.
  • Instance network access (AWS)public (instances get public IPv4 and public subnets) vs private (no public IP; outbound often via NAT). Other clouds apply analogous private/public patterns where supported.

Canvas and connections

  • Often placed behind an HTTP/S front end when your deployment provides one, and protected by firewalls.
  • Runtime resources can connect to group members where the platform supports installing runtimes on scaled instances.

Operations

  • Capacity changes may use dedicated API paths (for example PATCH capacity) in addition to general resource updates.
  • Delete removes the scaling group and underlying instances according to cloud behavior.
API: API documentationScalable servers, Resources, Resource connections. ← Resource types hub