AWS Proton allows adding and removing instances from an existing service
AWS Proton now allows you to add and remove instances from your services. Developers can now dynamically update their services as their deployment needs change. For instance, they can add a new production instance if a new production environment is added, without having to tear their service down.
AWS Proton now allows you to add and remove instances from your services. Developers can now dynamically update their services as their deployment needs change. For instance, they can add a new production instance if a new production environment is added, without having to tear their service down.
When there is a change in the deployment infrastructure, such as the addition or retirement of a production environment, developers need to add or remove instances from their services. To do this, they can use the AWS Proton CLI or console to define new instances and delete existing ones. AWS Proton will deprovision the removed instances, and update the service pipeline to match the new service configuration.
To learn more about adding and removing service instances, read our documentation here. To get started with AWS Proton, visit our product page.