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- **max\_capacity** (Required)

    The maximum number of tasks that the service can scale out to. This acts as
    a safeguard to control costs.

- **cpu** OR **requests** (Required, mutually exclusive)

    You must specify exactly one scaling metric.

    - `cpu`: The target average CPU utilization percentage across all tasks in
    the service. Valid values are between 1 and 100.
    - `requests`: The target number of requests per minute for each task. This
    is only valid for tasks of type `http` or `https` that are behind an
    Application Load Balancer.

- **scale\_in\_cooldown** (Optional)

    The amount of time, in seconds, to wait after a scale-in activity before
    another scale-in activity can start. This prevents the service from scaling
    in too aggressively.

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The maximum number of tasks that the service can scale out to. This acts as
a safeguard to control costs.

=item * B<cpu> OR B<requests> (Required, mutually exclusive)

You must specify exactly one scaling metric.

=over

=item * C<cpu>: The target average CPU utilization percentage across all tasks in
the service. Valid values are between 1 and 100.

=item * C<requests>: The target number of requests per minute for each task. This
is only valid for tasks of type C<http> or C<https> that are behind an
Application Load Balancer.

=back

=item * B<scale_in_cooldown> (Optional)

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- **max\_capacity** (Required)

    The maximum number of tasks that the service can scale out to. This acts as
    a safeguard to control costs.

- **cpu** OR **requests** (Required, mutually exclusive)

    You must specify exactly one scaling metric.

    - `cpu`: The target average CPU utilization percentage across all tasks in
    the service. Valid values are between 1 and 100.
    - `requests`: The target number of requests per minute for each task. This
    is only valid for tasks of type `http` or `https` that are behind an
    Application Load Balancer.

- **scale\_in\_cooldown** (Optional)

    The amount of time, in seconds, to wait after a scale-in activity before
    another scale-in activity can start. This prevents the service from scaling
    in too aggressively.