Which of the following is the primary benefit of right-sizing cloud resources?
Think about how using only what you need affects your bill.
Right-sizing means adjusting resources to fit the workload, which helps reduce unnecessary costs.
You have a web application with variable traffic that spikes during business hours. Which EC2 instance type strategy best supports right-sizing?
Consider how to handle changing traffic efficiently.
Auto-scaling with smaller instances allows the system to adjust capacity dynamically, matching demand and saving costs.
Given the following CloudWatch CPU utilization data for an EC2 instance over a week, which action best represents right-sizing?
Average CPU Utilization: 10%
Low CPU usage suggests the instance might be over-provisioned.
Low average CPU utilization indicates the instance is larger than needed, so downsizing saves money without impacting performance.
When right-sizing resources, which security consideration is most important?
Think about maintaining security standards regardless of resource size.
Right-sizing should not reduce security; smaller instances must maintain the same protections as larger ones.
You have an Auto Scaling group with instances of type t3.large. After analyzing usage, you downsize to t3.medium instances. What is the expected impact on the Auto Scaling group's behavior?
Consider how instance size affects the number of instances needed to handle load.
Smaller instances provide less capacity, so the Auto Scaling group will launch more instances to meet demand.