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Metaparticle can provide a good story for making "self-deployable" services and with replica count, we can easily make provide higher availability/performance, yet for many scenarios, specifying replica count explicitly is not enough since scale can change and it can lead to frequent code-changes/redeployment. Providing an auto-autoscale policy that the orchestrator respects can solve this problem.
Metaparticle can provide a good story for making "self-deployable" services and with replica count, we can easily make provide higher availability/performance, yet for many scenarios, specifying replica count explicitly is not enough since scale can change and it can lead to frequent code-changes/redeployment. Providing an auto-autoscale policy that the orchestrator respects can solve this problem.
Kubernetes HPA (https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/run-application/horizontal-pod-autoscale/) might be suited for such cases and it should be fairly easy to configure and implement. (at least for cpu-based scaling)
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