SAP-C02 · Question #843
SAP-C02 Question #843: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: Rebuild the application container images to support ARM64 architecture.. Graviton uses ARM64, so your container images must be built for (or multi-arch include) ARM64. Latest-gen Graviton instances (e.g., m7g/c7g/r7g) deliver lower $/vCPU than comparable x86, cutting EKS compute cost. Lock in the discounted Graviton rates after migration to keep costs
Question
A company runs a simple Linux application on Amazon EKS by using nodes of the M6i (general purpose) instance type. The company has an EC2 Instance Savings Plan for the M6i family that will expire soon. A solutions architect must minimize the EKS compute costs when the Savings Plan expires. Which combination of steps will meet this requirement? (Choose three.)
Options
- ARebuild the application container images to support ARM64 architecture.
- BRebuild the application container images to support containers.
- CMigrate the EKS nodes to the most recent generation of Graviton-based instances.
- DReplace the EKS nodes with the most recent generation of x86_64 instances.
- EPurchase a new EC2 Instance Savings Plan for the newly selected Graviton instance family.
- FPurchase a new EC2 Instance Savings Plan for the newly selected x86_64 instance family.
Explanation
Graviton uses ARM64, so your container images must be built for (or multi-arch include) ARM64. Latest-gen Graviton instances (e.g., m7g/c7g/r7g) deliver lower $/vCPU than comparable x86, cutting EKS compute cost. Lock in the discounted Graviton rates after migration to keep costs minimized.
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