Exam CV0-003 topic 1 question 177 discussion

A. was my first thought. But that seems more like a temp fix/workaround than a resolution. Something is clearly wrong with the script to be making new VM's every 5 minutes and that needs to be addressed for the issue to be resolved. Fix the script and redeploy.

The problem is most likely related to the script that was deployed during bootstrapping

Debugging the Script (Option B): The problem is most likely related to the script that was deployed during bootstrapping. Debugging the script to identify and fix any issues causing the repeated VM creation is the first step to resolving the problem. Once the script is debugged and corrected, you can redeploy it to the VMs. Reducing the Maximum Threshold (Option A): Reducing the maximum threshold in the auto-scaling configuration would limit the number of VMs that can be created simultaneously, but it doesn't address the root cause of the issue, which is the faulty script. It's better to fix the script itself.

By debugging the script, you can identify any errors or issues within the script that may be causing the auto-scaling process to trigger repeatedly. Once the issues are identified and resolved, you can redeploy the corrected script to the VMs during bootstrapping.

"B" will resolve it as the question requires, "A" is only a containment method.

A. Reducing the maximum threshold in the auto-scaling configuration would most likely resolve the issue. This would prevent the auto-scaling configuration from continuously creating new VMs every five minutes. It would also be a quick and easy solution to implement. The other options may also help to resolve the issue, but they would likely take more time and effort to implement.