A company operates a critical processing application deployed on a Managed Instance Group (MIG) in a specific Compute Engine region. During peak traffic hours, autoscaling events fail, and system logs report that the project has reached its maximum regional vCPU threshold. The workload must continue scaling horizontally within the same region to accommodate demand. Which action should an Associate Cloud Engineer take to resolve this capacity constraint?
- Submit a formal quota increase request for regional vCPUs in the Google Cloud console Quotas page.Answer
- BCreate a secondary Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) network within the project to bypass regional compute limits.
- CUpdate the MIG instance template to use Spot VMs, which are exempt from regional vCPU quotas.
- DGrant the primitive Owner role to the Compute Engine service account to override quota caps.
Answer
Submit a formal quota increase request for regional vCPUs in the Google Cloud console Quotas page.
Submitting a quota increase request via the Quotas page in the Google Cloud console is the correct operational method to request additional vCPU capacity for Compute Engine in a designated region.
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Key Concept
Managing GCP Resource Quotas for Compute Engine Resources