Q: 10
The performance of an e-commerce website decreases dramatically during random periods. The IT
team is evaluating available resources to mitigate the situation. Which of the following is the best
approach to effectively manage this scenario'?
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C/D? If the slowdowns really are random, D (automatic elasticity) is probably the best. If there was any timing pattern at all, C could work too. Not 100% sure though.
D , official guide and labs both cover elasticity for sudden spikes like this. Pretty common on practice exams too.
D imo, that's what auto elasticity is for. Handles unpredictable spikes without manual work. Pretty sure that's the best fit here.
B tbh. Adding more servers should help with spikes even if it's not as dynamic, right?
D, Best way to handle random slowdowns is letting elasticity do its thing automatically. Pretty sure this matches most cloud exam stuff.
I feel like C fits because you can schedule resources ahead, maybe it's just not for every random case.
D
Call it C since scheduling resource allocation can help with predictable performance issues, but not 100% sure with random spikes.
C or D, but since the question says "random" periods and not scheduled spikes, D (automatic elasticity) is the only one that really covers all edge cases. If there was any pattern, then C could work too. Pretty sure D here.
Not B, D fits better. Adding servers or migrating hosts doesn't solve random/spiky demand efficiently. Automatic elasticity adapts resources instantly, which is key for unpredictable usage. Trap here is thinking more hardware always helps.
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