View your table's Amazon Keyspaces auto scaling configuration
You can use the console, CQL, or the AWS CLI to view and update the Amazon Keyspaces automatic scaling settings of a table.
- Console
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                    View automatic scaling settings using the console- Choose the table you want to view and go to the Capacity tab. 
- In the Capacity settings section, choose Edit. You can now modify the settings in the Read capacity or Write capacity sections. For more information about these settings, see Create a new table with automatic scaling. 
 
- Cassandra Query Language (CQL)
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                    View your table's Amazon Keyspaces automatic scaling policy using CQL To view details of the auto scaling configuration of a table, use the following command. SELECT * FROM system_schema_mcs.autoscaling WHERE keyspace_name = 'mykeyspace' AND table_name = 'mytable';The output for this command looks like this. keyspace_name | table_name | provisioned_read_capacity_autoscaling_update | provisioned_write_capacity_autoscaling_update ---------------+------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- mykeyspace | mytable | {'minimum_units': 5, 'maximum_units': 10, 'scaling_policy': {'target_tracking_scaling_policy_configuration': {'scale_out_cooldown': 60, 'disable_scale_in': false, 'target_value': 50, 'scale_in_cooldown': 60}}} | {'minimum_units': 5, 'maximum_units': 10, 'scaling_policy': {'target_tracking_scaling_policy_configuration': {'scale_out_cooldown': 0, 'disable_scale_in': false, 'target_value': 50, 'scale_in_cooldown': 0}}}
- CLI
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                    View your table's Amazon Keyspaces automatic scaling policy using the AWS CLI To view the auto scaling configuration of a table, you can use the get-table-auto-scaling-settingsoperation. The following CLI command is an example of this.aws keyspaces get-table-auto-scaling-settings --keyspace-name mykeyspace --table-name mytableThe output for this command looks like this. { "keyspaceName": "mykeyspace", "tableName": "mytable", "resourceArn": "arn:aws:cassandra:us-east-1:111122223333:/keyspace/mykeyspace/table/mytable", "autoScalingSpecification": { "writeCapacityAutoScaling": { "autoScalingDisabled": false, "minimumUnits": 5, "maximumUnits": 10, "scalingPolicy": { "targetTrackingScalingPolicyConfiguration": { "disableScaleIn": false, "scaleInCooldown": 0, "scaleOutCooldown": 0, "targetValue": 50.0 } } }, "readCapacityAutoScaling": { "autoScalingDisabled": false, "minimumUnits": 5, "maximumUnits": 10, "scalingPolicy": { "targetTrackingScalingPolicyConfiguration": { "disableScaleIn": false, "scaleInCooldown": 60, "scaleOutCooldown": 60, "targetValue": 50.0 } } } } }