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Deploy 6 servers in each of the three zones, and use auto scaling to ensure that nodes can be replaced after damage

Deploy three servers in each of the two zones and use auto scaling to ensure that nodes can be replaced after they are damaged

Deploy 6 servers in each of the two zones and use auto scaling to ensure that nodes can be replaced after damage

Deploy three servers in each of the three zones and use auto scaling to ensure that the can be replaced after the node is damaged

CCE cloud container engine supports the creation of CA policies, scales capacity according to CPU/memory allocation ratio, and periodically scales nodes according to time

HPA expands according to the monitoring standard. and when the cluster resources are insufficient, the newly created pod will be in the Running state, CA All Running states are checked for POD According to the user-configured scaling policy, select the most suitable node pool to scale

Under normal circumstances, the two need to be used together, because HPA requires sufficient resources in the cluster to successfully expand. and when the cluster resources are not enough, the CA needs to expand the nodes so that the cluster has sufficient resources

When the cluster has a large amount of spare resources after HPA scale-in, the CA scale-in node needs to release resources so as not to cause waste 

If the object that succeeds in the syntax conversion stage fails during the migration verification, you can check the user permissions of the target database and the existence of dependent objects of the failed object

In the conversion configuration, when modifying the tablespace configuration, select Do not annotate the tablespace, and the tablespace configuration of the table creation statement in the destination database is consistent with that of the source database

When creating an evaluation task, use the SYS user of ORACLE to ensure that UGO has access to the database and obtains data

The file system existing on the destination side is not within the scope of the compatibility list, resulting in the failure to successfully mount 

The file system existing at the source end is not within the scope of the compatibility list, resulting in the failure to successfully mount