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@ -1086,7 +1086,7 @@ AWS Auto Scaling lets you build scaling plans that automate how groups of differ
- **Groups**: These are logical components. A webserver group of EC2 instances, a database group of RDS instances, etc.
- **Configuration Templates**: Groups use a template to configure and launch new instances to better match the scaling needs. You can specify information for the new instances like the AMI to use, the instance type, security groups, block devices to associate with the instances, and more.
- **Scaling Options**: Scaling Options provides several ways for you to scale your Auto Scaling groups. You can base the scaling trigger on the occurence of a specified condition or on a schedule.
- The following image highlights the state of an Auto scaling group. The orange squares represent active instances. The dotted squares represent potential instances that can and will be spun up whenever necessary. The minimum, maximum, and desired capacity of instances are all highly configurable.
- The following image highlights the state of an Auto scaling group. The orange squares represent active instances. The dotted squares represent potential instances that can and will be spun up whenever necessary. The minimum number, the maximum number, and the desired capacity of instances are all entirely configurable.
![Screen Shot 2020-06-19 at 4 44 18 PM](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13093517/85178368-50bc5580-b24c-11ea-9acc-45ca5742e889.png)