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You have a global company with compliance requirements mandating that specific Compute Engine instances in certain projects must only be located within EU cloud regions. You need to remediate existing non-compliant workloads and prevent the future creation of Compute Engine instances in restricted regions. What should you do?
A
Use a third-party configuration management tool to monitor the location of Compute Engine instances. Automatically delete or migrate non-compliant instances, including existing deployments.
B
Deploy a Security Command Center source to detect Compute Engine instances created outside the EU. Use a custom remediation function to automatically relocate the instances, run the function once a day.
C
Use organization policy constraints in Resource Manager to enforce allowed regions for Compute Engine instance creation within specific projects.
D
Set an organization policy that denies the creation of Compute Engine instances outside the EU. Apply the policy to the appropriate projects. Identify existing non-compliant instances and migrate the instances to compliant EU regions.