A courier company has virtualized its packing software application. The CSA needs to confirm the deployment is utilizing the correct amount of CPU per virtual instance. After confirming the…

Question

Options

• Athe VMs with the most CPU cores available have been selected.
• Bsmaller VMs are being selected to reduce the total deployment cost.
• Cthe deployment is utilizing the recommended amount of CPUs per VM.
• Dthe alarms on CPU utilization have been enabled.

• B
  5% (1)
• C
  91% (20)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

The CSA's task is to verify that the virtualized deployment matches the application's documented requirements. The correct action is to confirm in the cloud portal that each VM is provisioned with the recommended number of vCPUs as specified in the deployment requirements. Option A is wrong because simply selecting VMs with the most CPU cores available ignores the actual requirements and wastes resources. Option B (smaller VMs to reduce cost) prioritizes cost over correctness - under-provisioning CPU could cause performance problems for a packing application. Option D (enabling CPU utilization alarms) is a monitoring/alerting task and does not confirm whether the deployment is correctly sized; it should be done in addition to, not instead of, verifying the VM configuration. The question specifically says the CSA has already confirmed deployment requirements - the next logical step is to ensure the running VMs match those requirements exactly.

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