Auto scaling applications in 10 minutes (CakeFest 2013)
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This document provides instructions for setting up auto scaling for an application on AWS using OpsWorks in under 10 minutes. It discusses key AWS services like EC2, ELB, and RDS. It also explains OpsWorks components like stacks, layers and instances. The steps shown include creating an OpsWorks stack, layers, instances, importing a sample app from GitHub, and configuring auto scaling based on load and time using OpsWorks built-in capabilities.
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