Why do my AWS scaling limits revert back to the original values after I change them in the AWS conso

Context When you update scaling limits for Auto Scaling Groups (ASGs) directly in the AWS console, you may notice that the changes automatically revert back to the previous values after a few minutes. This happens when the resources are managed through DuploCloud. Answer You need to make scaling limit changes through the DuploCloud UI instead of directly in the AWS console. When resources are managed via the DuploCloud API, any changes made directly in AWS will be overridden by DuploCloud's configuration. To update scaling limits correctly: Log into the DuploCloud UI Navigate to the Auto Scaling Group (ASG) you want to modify Update the scaling limits through the DuploCloud interface Important: This applies to all resources managed via the DuploCloud API, including: EC2 instances and Auto Scaling Groups ECS tasks DynamoDB tables RDS databases Other DuploCloud-managed resources Always make configuration changes through DuploCloud for any resources it manages to ensure your changes persist and don't get overridden.