CV0-003 · Question #738
A web application has been configured to use auto-scaling for provisioning and deprovisioning more VMs according to the workload. The systems administrator deployed a new Cl/CD tool to automate new re
The correct answer is B. Debugging the script and redeploying it. The most likely cause of the issue is the script that is being executed by the VMs during bootstrapping. The script is probably creating a new VM every five minutes. To resolve the issue, you should debug the script and redeploy it. This will ensure that the script is not creatin
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A web application has been configured to use auto-scaling for provisioning and deprovisioning more VMs according to the workload. The systems administrator deployed a new Cl/CD tool to automate new releases of the web application. During the night, a script was deployed and configured to be executed by the VMs during bootstrapping. Now, the auto-scaling configuration is creating a new VM every five minutes. Which of the following actions will MOST likely resolve the issue?
Options
- AReducing the maximum threshold in the auto-scaling configuration
- BDebugging the script and redeploying it
- CChanging the automation tool because it is incompatible
- DModifying the script to shut down the VM after five minutes
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A4% (2)
- B80% (40)
- C10% (5)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
The most likely cause of the issue is the script that is being executed by the VMs during bootstrapping. The script is probably creating a new VM every five minutes. To resolve the issue, you should debug the script and redeploy it. This will ensure that the script is not creating new VMs every five minutes.
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