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A company has experienced serious growth and the hosted applications are getting more and more hits. Based on the increased work load, applications have started to show signs of reduced performance, w
The correct answer is B. CPU peak usage C. CPU average usage. To address reduced application performance due to increased workload, tracking CPU peak usage and CPU average usage are crucial metrics for identifying resource bottlenecks and planning capacity.
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- Aapplication feature sprawl
- BCPU peak usage
- CCPU average usage
- Dmicroservices count
- ECPU frequency
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(30 responses)- A7% (2)
- B90% (27)
- D3% (1)
Why each option
To address reduced application performance due to increased workload, tracking CPU peak usage and CPU average usage are crucial metrics for identifying resource bottlenecks and planning capacity.
Application feature sprawl refers to the increasing number of features in an application and is not a direct server performance metric to track for immediate performance issues.
CPU peak usage indicates the maximum load experienced by the CPU, which is vital for identifying potential bottlenecks during high-demand periods that can lead to performance degradation and affect user experience.
CPU average usage provides insight into the typical workload on the server, helping to understand overall resource consumption and capacity planning to prevent sustained performance issues as traffic increases.
Microservices count refers to the number of distinct services, which is an architectural characteristic, not a direct server performance metric indicating resource utilization or bottlenecks.
CPU frequency is a hardware specification of the processor speed, not a runtime metric that fluctuates with workload or directly indicates performance issues due to increased hits.
Concept tested: Server performance monitoring metrics
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/app-insights-performance-counters
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