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AutoStopping for AWS EC2

AutoStopping for AWS EC2: High-Level Overview​

In this diagram, we will discuss about the interaction between CCM services and the customer's infrastructure, showcasing how AutoStopping for AWS VMs works. The onboarding process is marked by Harness taking a pivotal role in managing the existing Application Load Balancer (ALB) within the customer environment. In cases where no ALB is present, Harness initiates the creation of a new one. Simultaneously, a freshly instantiated Proxy Manager comes into play, diligently tracking traffic directed towards the target resources.

Components and Flow:​

  1. CCM Services:
  • A suite of CCM services collaborates seamlessly, orchestrating the AutoStopping mechanism tailored for AWS EC2. These services serve as the backbone, driving automation and intelligence.
  1. Customer Infrastructure:
  • The customer's infrastructure houses AWS EC2, subject to AutoStopping rules defined by CCM.
  1. ALB Management by Harness:

  • Harness takes charge of managing the existing ALB within the customer environment during the onboarding process.

  • If no ALB is found, Harness proactively creates a new one, establishing a crucial element for directing and managing traffic.

  1. Proxy Manager Creation:

  • A newly created Proxy Manager becomes an essential component, actively tracking traffic directed towards AWS EC2.

  • The Proxy Manager's role is central to detecting and analyzing traffic patterns for effective AutoStopping actions.