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# Modifying scaling info post-deployment

Making changes to your configuration after deployment is possible.

As discussed in the [Sizing](/how-it-works/sizing.md#so-what-does-this-mean) section, there may be times you need or want to change how the product scales. This is simple to do on the [Agent Settings](/console-overview/configuration/agent-settings.md) page. Please go to this page to make changes to the scaling characteristics for all agents globally or on a per region basis.

{% hint style="info" %}
Changing these values alone may help you meet your requirements. However, there are other values that may need to be tweaked if you aren't seeing the response you were hoping for. Please [Contact Us](/contact-us.md) for more details if you are still having trouble.
{% endhint %}


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