The various scaling options available, such as step scaling, are particularly useful.
AWS Auto Scaling launches new servers automatically when failures occur, minimizing downtime. It scales up to manage traffic increases and is cost-effective, reducing operational expenses. It handles varying traffic levels efficiently with integrated health checks. However, launching multiple servers is slow, with possible latency issues depending on the operating system. The cost is high compared to competitors, and setup is complex, with documentation needing improvement for user clarity.
