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If you’re running Pulumi in CI, and you’re checking your stack configuration (which might contain your desired node count) into Git, you could have your app commit a change somehow to your configuration, which could then trigger CI to run Pulumi and update your stack with the new node count. That’d be one way to do it, anyway. :slightly_smiling_face:

<@UKPSA5Q72> If you are looking for dynamic provisioning, I was aiming for something like that in this tutorial I was working on but have since abandoned.  <https://gist.github.com/displague/ab50c80d44f98f3c072d415afe508f8d#a-linode-for-everyone>

It seems like an interesting use-case to me.. to be able to dynamically control the number of provisioned things based on live application logic.

Thank you guys! Will play with what you have suggested! :slightly_smiling_face: