Description: An instance policy defines the rules and guidelines for managing application instances in cloud environments. These policies are essential to ensure that applications are deployed and operate efficiently and consistently within the platform. Instance policies allow developers and administrators to set parameters such as the number of instances that can run, the resources allocated to each instance, and the conditions under which applications should scale or restart. Additionally, these policies help maintain the availability and performance of applications, ensuring that service requirements are met and that available resources are optimized. In cloud environments, where elasticity and scalability are crucial, instance policies play a key role in workload management, allowing organizations to quickly adapt to changing market demands. The implementation of these policies also contributes to security and governance, as they establish limits and controls on how application instances can be managed, ensuring alignment with organizational regulations and standards.
