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Demystifying Autoscale: The Tale of an API Mashup

March 29, 2011 Melissa Dyrdahl

For most applications autoscale is not fire-and-forget, but it shouldn’t require a fancy PaaS, either. Jesse Proudman of Blue Box shows how to combine the New Relic API with the Fog gem to build your own autoscale system using any cloud infrastructure.

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