Question 120
Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: A company discovers instances with consistently low CPU usage and wants to reduce waste?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Rightsizing selects resource configurations that meet requirements without paying for needless excess capacity. This fits the situation: A company discovers instances with consistently low CPU usage and wants to reduce waste.
Incorrect Answers
Full-time peak capacity: Pays for peak capacity even while demand is low. This does not address the need for A company discovers instances with consistently low CPU usage and wants to reduce waste. The appropriate Rightsizing applies because Rightsizing selects resource configurations that meet requirements without paying for needless excess capacity.
Duplicate environments: Create additional uncoordinated copies rather than delivering the requested shared control. This does not address the need for A company discovers instances with consistently low CPU usage and wants to reduce waste. The appropriate Rightsizing applies because Rightsizing selects resource configurations that meet requirements without paying for needless excess capacity.
Overprovisioning allocates more resources than required, creating idle cost. This does not address the need for A company discovers instances with consistently low CPU usage and wants to reduce waste. The appropriate Rightsizing applies because Rightsizing selects resource configurations that meet requirements without paying for needless excess capacity.