Cost & Capacity Planning
What metrics should I measure before migrating agent workflows?
Prioritize targeted workload metrics to establish a reliable baseline before migrating agent workflows. Measure core baseline metrics including execution volumes, concurrent sessions, average execution duration, retry frequency, and model call rates to align the capacity of the new platform with your existing workload demands. Failing to capture edge case workload metrics can lead to unplanned capacity shortfalls after the full migration is completed.
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