Autoscaling & load balancing in google cloud

Autoscaling: creates instances based on CPU usage to power up the server.

Problems with autoscaling in google cloud:

Every instance creating some boot disk (based on the conditions from instance template)& external IP . and CPU scales then VM itself delete including boot disk & IP.

I thought autoscaling only adds CPU resources but adding extra disk. where new data added to the website stored I mean which instance among them & None of them are permanent. it can be useful only power up an image or snapshot.

To overcome this issue we need to automate snapshots. I am not a developer but just confusing here.

We can create load balancer to existing instance too instead of instance group.

Create instance & uncheck boot disk delete when the instance is deleted.

you cannot create an image from the disk that already used by VM or server running.

Create new image from the disk (Image name lamp1)

select source disk as 1st VM instance boot disk.

or create the snapshot from existing VM and make disk>>image

create instance template

pricing

mcro 600 MB 1v sahred cpu 5.79 /month *4

small 1.76Gb 15.50/month

n1 standard 3.76 GB 1core 27.75

n2 standard 7.5gb 2 core 52.80$ /month

2 cpus 4gb ram 46.95$/m

n3 15gb ram 4cpus 103.90$

hcpu 3.6gb 4cpu 79.37$

4cpu 5.5gb ram 86.23

Name your instance template & select machine type

Select boot disk from image your backup image or new os image.

create instance group

Give the name of group & select zone

use instance template instead existing instance

select auto scaling on

network load balancing
https load balancing
content load balancing

select auto scaling based CPU usage,

target CPUu load 60%, minimum & maximum number of instances 1-10, and cool down period 60 seconds.

create a load balancer

GCE>>Netowrk>> load balancer

create give prefix name & select region >> create new target pool >> use instance group / instance>> create / use healthy disk.

auto scaling for existing one instance

take snapshot create disk for snapshot>> iamge>>template>>group>>loadbalnce>>

http://blog.powerupcloud.com/2016/02/07/how-to-configure-autoscaling-google-compute-engine/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtLhVvSFi84

Cloud Load Balancing are priced by the same hourly service and data processing volume rates.

$0.025*24=0.6*30=18$ month

First 5 forwarding rules	$0.025	Per Hour
Per additional forwarding rule	$0.010	Per Hour
Data processed	$0.008	Per GB

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