Open the load balancer → Resize tab in my.cubepath.com.
Compares your current plan against the others available in the same location, showing each one's max targets, max listeners and connections per second, plus its hourly and monthly price. You can move up or down.
Which limit are you actually hitting
The three limits fail in completely different ways, so identify the right one before you pay for a bigger plan:
| Limit | Symptom |
|---|---|
| Connections per second | New connections refused at peak while existing ones keep working. Users see intermittent failures that vanish when they retry |
| Max targets | You simply can't add another backend server |
| Max listeners | You can't add another port or service to this load balancer |
Check the connections-per-second chart on Metrics against the plan's ceiling. If your peak isn't near it, a bigger plan won't make anything faster — the bottleneck is in your backends.
Resize it
Select the new plan and confirm. The process takes a few minutes while resources are reallocated.
NoteDowngrading to a plan whose limits are below what you're currently using isn't possible. Remove targets or listeners first.
TipResize ahead of a known traffic event, not during it. Connections-per-second limits bite exactly when you're least able to spend a few minutes reconfiguring.