CV0-003 · Question #28
A large finance firm processes three times as many transactions in December of each year. The transactions are processed in a private cloud. Management wants to avoid adding permanent resources to…
The correct answer is B. Keep current capacity for processing, but implement cloud bursting to auto scale the resources. Cloud bursting is the ideal solution here. It allows the organization to keep its private cloud sized for normal workloads (11 months of the year) and automatically extend into public cloud resources only when on-premises capacity is exhausted during peak periods. This directly…
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A large finance firm processes three times as many transactions in December of each year. The transactions are processed in a private cloud. Management wants to avoid adding permanent resources to accommodate the single month increase. Which of the following is the BEST way to meet the need?
Options
- AMigrate all transaction processing to a public cloud and size capacity for the largest seasonal
- BKeep current capacity for processing, but implement cloud bursting to auto scale the resources
- CDetermine usage patterns over time and virtualize the processing traffic to give room for seasonal
- DDetermine usage patterns for the seasonal capacity needs and add physical resources to allow
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A11% (4)
- B79% (30)
- C8% (3)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Cloud bursting is the ideal solution here. It allows the organization to keep its private cloud sized for normal workloads (11 months of the year) and automatically extend into public cloud resources only when on-premises capacity is exhausted during peak periods. This directly satisfies both constraints: no permanent resource additions, and the ability to handle seasonal spikes. The burst resources are consumed and released elastically, incurring cost only when needed.
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