Which of the following are the benefits of performing a server baseline? (Select TWO).

A baseline measures CPU utilization; it does not inherently increase it, though a finding from a baseline might be that CPU utilization is high or low.

A server baseline captures normal performance metrics over time, which allows administrators to analyze resource usage trends and make informed decisions about future hardware upgrades or scaling requirements for capacity planning.

Fault tolerance is typically achieved through redundant hardware, clustering, or specific software configurations, not directly by simply performing a baseline.

Load balancing is a feature or configuration that distributes traffic across multiple servers; performing a baseline does not provide this functionality but can help in optimizing existing load balancing setups.

By establishing a baseline of normal server operation, deviations from this baseline (e.g., unusually high CPU, memory, or disk I/O) can quickly indicate a problem, aiding in efficient troubleshooting and problem identification.