Exam AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner topic 1 question 191 discussion

AWS Auto Scaling monitors your application and automatically adds or removes capacity from your resource groups in real-time as demands change.

It is scaling groups. Route 53 is dns..

I don't think that correct ans is C, who wrote this ans? such irresponsible ans looses this site's cradebility

Route 53 (DNS) is totaly unrelated to this question

Auto Scaling groups

Auto Scaling groups in AWS allow you to automatically adjust the number of Amazon EC2 instances in your application fleet based on the incoming traffic and demand. It helps you maintain performance, availability, and cost-effectiveness by scaling the capacity up or down as needed. With Auto Scaling, you can set scaling policies based on various metrics such as CPU utilization, network traffic, or custom application metrics. In this case, since the application is experiencing latency issues due to high CPU utilization, using Auto Scaling groups will allow the company to automatically add more instances to handle the increased demand and distribute the workload across multiple instances. This will help improve the application's performance and ensure it can handle the load during peak periods.

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The question compiler is definitely a maatherchod.

It is scaling groups. Route 53 is dns..

aaaand another incorrect answer. Route 53 would be added in front of ELB and scale sets to do something like distribute load to another region for either fail-over or geo-loadbalancing. I guess you COULD use Route 53 to round-robin EC2 instances?, but that is in no way what the question meant. A. (behind an ELB)

The company wants a scalable solution to meet demand. --> He already selected the Auto Scaling Groups. Now, Which AWS service or feature should the company use to handle the load for its application during periods of high demand? --> It's Route 53 to distribute the incoming high load evenly between the multiple instances. so, cpu utilization will not reach to 100%.

Answer: A

A is the answer.

Scaling is the point

I think the admin """experts""" who chose the answers are not taking it seriously, I have always to depend on the votes. so many answers are chosen wrong. The answer is obviously A

its A, auto-scaling groups!

I think it is A. Scaling has nothing to do with DNS.