
Explanation:
When Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling evaluates multiple scaling policies that are triggered at the same time, it chooses the policy that results in the largest capacity for both scale-out and scale-in events. In this scenario, one policy adds 5 instances and the other adds 10 instances. To ensure the application has sufficient resources and gracefully handle the demand, Auto Scaling will execute the policy that provisions the most capacity, thereby adding 10 instances.
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Question 24
A company is using an Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling group to support a workload. A SysOps administrator finds that the Auto Scaling group is configured with two similar scaling policies.
One scaling policy adds 5 instances when CPU utilization reaches 80%. The other scaling policy adds 10 instances when CPU utilization reaches 80%.
What will happen when CPU utilization reaches the 80% threshold?
A
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling will add 5 instances.
B
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling will add 10 instances.
C
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling will add 15 instances.
D
The Auto Scaling group will not scale because of conflicting policies.
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