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Author: sipastak

articles/virtual-desktop/host-pool-management-approaches.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Creating, updating, and scaling session hosts in a host pool can require much ef
 
 - *[Session host update](session-host-update.md)* updates session hosts **when** there's an update made to the session host configuration. Session host update ensures that all session hosts in the pool have the same configuration.
 
-- *[Autoscale](autoscale-scenarios.md)* dynamically scales the number of session hosts depending on-demand, by powering on and powering off session hosts.
+- *[Autoscale](autoscale-scenarios.md)* dynamically scales the number of session hosts up and down based on the actual usage and the schedules defined in the scaling plan.
 
 > [!IMPORTANT]
 > - The session host configuration management approach can be used with pooled host pools only. When using a host pool with a session host configuration, you can't create, update or scale session hosts outside of the Azure Virtual Desktop service using tools designed for host pools with standard management.
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ The following table compares the management approach of host pools with a sessio
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 | Create session hosts | [Add session hosts](add-session-hosts-host-pool.md?pivots=host-pool-session-host-configuration) using the Azure portal based on the session host configuration. You can't retrieve a registration token to add session hosts created outside of Azure Virtual Desktop to a host pool. | [Add session hosts](add-session-hosts-host-pool.md?pivots=host-pool-standard) using your preferred method, then use a registration token to add them to a host pool. If you use the Azure portal, you need to input the configuration each time. |
 | Configure session hosts | The session host configuration ensures the configuration of session hosts is consistent. | You have to ensure the configuration of session hosts in the host pool is consistent. Session host configuration isn't available. |
-| Scale session hosts | Use [autoscale](autoscale-scenarios.md) to turn session hosts on and off based on a schedule and usage. | Use [autoscale](autoscale-scenarios.md) to turn session hosts on and off based on a schedule and usage. |
+| Scale session hosts | Use [autoscale](autoscale-scenarios.md) to turn session hosts on/off or create/delete session hosts based on a schedule and usage. | Use [autoscale](autoscale-scenarios.md) to turn session hosts on and off based on a schedule and usage. |
 | Update session host image | Use [session host update](session-host-update.md) to update the image and configuration of your session hosts based on the session host management policy and session host configuration. | Use your own existing tools and processes, such as automated pipelines and custom scripts to update the image and configuration of your session hosts. You can't use session host update. |
 | Automatically power on session hosts | Use [Start VM on Connect](start-virtual-machine-connect.md) to enable end users to turn on their session hosts only when they need them. | Use [Start VM on Connect](start-virtual-machine-connect.md) to enable end users to turn on their session hosts only when they need them. |