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Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) | Scaling plans and Autoscaling
Just notice that I have a new tab under my AVD Portal for Scaling Plan. Before I just explore it, I checked Microsoft DOCs to understand the new feature and see how I can enable it, but ...
Please verify documentation here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/autoscale-scaling-plan., which came with slight delay. When searching the table of contents for autoscale you will find additional articles how to use diagnostics and FAQ
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Please verify documentation here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/autoscale-scaling-plan., which came with slight delay. When searching the table of contents for autoscale you will find additional articles how to use diagnostics and FAQ
Ensure your review limitations and ensure you have the custom RBAC role set-up :)!
Hi,
This is a nice addition. I see this is based on maxsessionlimit in the host pool, which is a hard limit. With the logic app scaling tool we could specify a session threshold per cpu (soft limit, ie it would still allow more logons) - is there any way to do this in the new scaling plan for AVD?
Thanks,
Adam
This is a nice addition. I see this is based on maxsessionlimit in the host pool, which is a hard limit. With the logic app scaling tool we could specify a session threshold per cpu (soft limit, ie it would still allow more logons) - is there any way to do this in the new scaling plan for AVD?
Thanks,
Adam
- Not supported yet. You can submit your idea on our forum here: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-virtual-desktop/idb-p/AzureVirtualDesktop
- Thanks for checking this out!
The Azure Function (Powershell) is not hard to configure, you must only specify some Parameters.
Its seems that scaling Plan is a nice new Feature, but why they make this with a max session limit at all?
The function do the max. Sessionlimit per Host, this is so much better.
Did i missunderstood this new feature?- The load balancing doesn't take the GPO into account. It is the session limit on the host pool that counts.
