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A record of the previously (to the start of the deployment) suspended process is kept by the scripts (on each instance), so when finishing the deployment the status of the processes on the AutoScaling Group should be returned to the same status as before. I.e. if AZRebalance was suspended manually it will not be resumed. However, if the scripts don't run (failed deployment) you may end up with stale suspended processes.
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**WARNING**: If you are using this functionality you should only use *CodeDepoyDefault.OneAtATime* deployment configuration to ensure a serial execution of the scripts. Concurrent runs are not supported.
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Disclaimer: There's a small chance that an event is triggered while the deployment is progressing from one instance to another. The only way to avoid that completely whould be to monitor the deployment externally to CodeDeploy/AutoScaling and act accordingly. The effort on doing that compared to this depends on the each use case.
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**WARNING**: If you are using this functionality you should only use *CodeDepoyDefault.OneAtATime* deployment configuration to ensure a serial execution of the scripts. Concurrent runs are not supported.
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