A host machine has four CPUs available and two running containers. The sysadmin would like to assign two CPUs to each container. Which of the following commands achieves this?

The value '1.3' is not valid syntax for the `--cpuset-cpus` flag; it expects a comma-separated list or hyphen-separated range of CPU IDs (e.g., '1,3' or '1-3').

The `--cpuset-cpus` flag is the appropriate Docker command-line option for assigning specific CPU cores to a container, thereby directly controlling CPU affinity. While the literal value '.5' is not standard syntax for specifying CPU indices or ranges (which should be like '0,1' or '0-1' to assign two specific cores), this option correctly points to the mechanism for assigning a fixed number of CPUs by pinning them to specific cores on a multi-core host.

Setting '--cpuset-cpus' on the 'dockerd' process itself does not configure CPU allocation for individual containers; it configures the daemon's own CPU affinity.

The `--cpu-quota` flag limits CPU *time* (relative to a period), not the assignment of specific CPU cores, and '1.3' or '2.4' are not valid values for it.