Exam CLO-002 topic 1 question 31 discussion

The correct answer is B. Compute report. Explanation: • Compute Report: This report tracks the usage of computing resources such as CPU and memory. Since the company is running tests on an algorithm, which typically requires significant computational power, the compute resources are likely the primary driver of the higher-than-expected bills. Examining the compute report first will help the company understand how much CPU or GPU resources were consumed during the testing phase and identify opportunities to optimize or reduce costs.

Network - this is based in the cloud.

Not enough Information? Depends what is more important the responsiveness of the application or the bill? If the new revenue from increased responsiveness offsets the cost, then the responsiveness of the app is more important. Checking the Network Report can determine how fast the app loads - maybe its a issue with load balancing? (macxsz stated it relates to latency and speed. ) If we are checking application responsiveness we'll be checking the network. But what if we are concerned about the bill more as it may not be offset by future revenue. Is the algorithm run more memory/compute/network/storage intensive (this is not stated). If we are looking for the best answer what assumptions can we make. Assuming this is a load balancing issue that causes delayed response times maybe it'd require more compute cycles to determine which server to query(finding the best alternative algorithm to round robin)?

The question is a little bit tricky, "responsiveness of the application" futher it could be Latency on the ACCESS on both ways. However it also says what to check FIRST. but in real world our Network is set 1 Time constant configuration however we are talking Internet Networking over the cloud so in the base of Cloud matters latency first comes suspected is the link. Network Memory and lastly Compute.

I also think it is compute report. That is my experience when I have used clouding services like AI. The more I used it the more compute (storage, CPU, etc) it consumes, so it charges more. It does not matter how much time you are logged into the cloud application, but how many times you use it.

Should be B. Algorithms are processor intensive... and the extensively testing of them would increase your computing costs.