Codeac agent auto‑scaling to zero and cost impact

Agent auto‑scaling to zero in Codeac: impact on low‑traffic workloads

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The goal is to determine whether enabling Codeac’s agent to scale to zero when idle can reduce costs for low‑traffic workloads.

Official documentation does not clearly state if the agent auto‑scales to zero, and community discussions note this as an unresolved decision.

Without explicit guidance, teams must rely on console settings or vendor confirmation to understand the idle timeout behavior and any associated billing impact.

Does Codeac support agent auto‑scaling to zero when idle?

What configuration options control the idle timeout before scaling?

How does this behavior affect usage‑based pricing for intermittent pipelines?

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Agent auto‑scaling to zero in Codeac: impact on low‑traffic workloads

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