Hi Steffen, This is indeed expected behavior on this version. Scalr takes the cloud-native approach to resource management and will terminate failed instances to free up resources for a new replacement. We recognize that although this is not a cloud-native approach, in some cases users will need to prevent Scalr from terminating failed or errored instances so that may complete their own investigations or issue remediation. This use case is planned to be covered in the next Enterprise Scalr release.
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