A company has an internal SLA for CPU and RAM oversubscription that should stay below 120%. Storage utilization should stay below 90% with oversubscription below 160%. Given the following: Which of th

Changing the hypervisor does not add physical CPU or RAM capacity, so oversubscription ratios remain unchanged and SLA compliance is not achieved.

Adding only RAM and storage shelves does not address a CPU oversubscription violation, leaving the CPU SLA threshold potentially unmet.

Increasing CPU clock speed improves per-core performance but does not add logical CPU count, so the oversubscription ratio calculated on core or thread count is not reduced.

Oversubscription ratios are calculated by dividing total allocated virtual resources by available physical capacity; the only way to lower both CPU and RAM ratios is to increase the physical resource pool by adding CPUs and RAM directly to the cluster. Adding capacity proportionally brings both metrics below the 120% SLA threshold without requiring reconfiguration of virtual workloads or hypervisor replacement.