AZ-104 · Question #78
A team needs to deploy a scaleset to Azure. You have to create the required Azure CLI script for the same. You have to write the part of the script to scale the scaleset to a new capacity of 4…
The correct answer is B. az vmss scale --resource-group "whizlabs-rg" --name lead2passset --new-capacity 4. The correct Azure CLI command to scale a Virtual Machine Scale Set (VMSS) uses 'az vmss scale' with the '--new-capacity' parameter to specify the desired number of instances. Option B correctly uses both the proper subcommand ('az vmss scale') and the correct parameter name…
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- Aaz vmss scale --resource-group "whizlabs-rg" --name lead2passset --scale-capacity 4
- Baz vmss scale --resource-group "whizlabs-rg" --name lead2passset --new-capacity 4
- Caz vmss new-scale --resource-group "whizlabs-rg" --name lead2passset --new-capacity 4
- Daz vmss new-scale --resource-group "whizlabs-rg" --name lead2passset --scale-capacity 4
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(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- B80% (20)
- C4% (1)
- D12% (3)
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The correct Azure CLI command to scale a Virtual Machine Scale Set (VMSS) uses 'az vmss scale' with the '--new-capacity' parameter to specify the desired number of instances. Option B correctly uses both the proper subcommand ('az vmss scale') and the correct parameter name ('--new-capacity 4'), which is the exact syntax required by the Azure CLI to change the instance count of an existing scale set.
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