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I'm trying to understand when a replica will be in the Idle state.
As per pricing table page: A replica is active when vCPU usage is above 0.01 cores or when data received is above 1,000 bytes per second.
Let's assume vCpu is below 10m.
Having a container app with 1 replica there is always some Network IN traffic shown in the metrics.
I assume this is normal as there must always be some in-cluster traffic to make sure all containers are up.
When Ingress and Dapr are disabled: Network-In Sum / minute period = ~6.5kB
When Ingress and Dapr are enabled: Network-In Sum / minute period = ~22kB
Does this traffic (which is internal to the system) count when determining whether a replica is in Idle state? This traffic is produced even with no incoming requests.
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I'm trying to understand when a replica will be in the Idle state.
As per pricing table page:
A replica is active when vCPU usage is above 0.01 cores or when data received is above 1,000 bytes per second.Let's assume vCpu is below 10m.
Having a container app with 1 replica there is always some Network IN traffic shown in the metrics.
I assume this is normal as there must always be some in-cluster traffic to make sure all containers are up.
Does this traffic (which is internal to the system) count when determining whether a replica is in Idle state? This traffic is produced even with no incoming requests.
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