anchor.diff:            Run elastic agents on Amazon ECS
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  -          You can configure how many EC2 instances to bring up or reuse, how many ECS elastic agents within these EC2 to bring up, what AMI to use for the EC2 instance, the instance type, security groups, the Docker image for the ECS container and memory limits etc.
  +          You can configure how many EC2 instances to bring up or reuse, how many ECS elastic agents within these EC2 to
  +          bring up, what AMI to use for the EC2 instance, the instance type, security groups, the Docker image for the
  +          ECS container and memory limits etc.
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positive.code:           GoCD Elastic Agent plugin for bringing up GoCD agents on a Kubernetes cluster on demand.
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            OpenStack
  
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  meta_description: "Elastic Agent plugin and API help users scale while optimizing utilization and costs.""
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          COST SAVINGS AND INTELLIGENT SCALABILITY WITH GoCD’S ELASTIC AGENTS
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          GoCD operates on a server-agent model where a server communicates with many agents. Agents are the workers in
          the GoCD ecosystem. Rather than having dedicated idle agents at all times, elastic agents allow you to scale up,
          with on-demand agents, based on the needs of the pipeline being executed.
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