A cloud administrator is tasked with scaling a high-throughput event processing platform in Google Cloud Project `stream-data-prod`. The platform requires deploying additional Compute Engine virtual machines in the `us-central1` region. However, automated scripts fail with an error stating that the regional `In-Use IP addresses` quota limit has been reached. To enable the deployment while following Google Cloud best practices and the principle of least privilege, what action should be taken?
- Assign the Quota Administrator role (`roles/servicemanagement.quotaAdmin`) to the administrator, and submit a quota increase request for the `In-Use IP addresses` metric in `us-central1` through the Quotas page in the Google Cloud Console.Cevap
- BDeploy the additional Virtual Machines into a secondary region such as `us-east1` without requesting a quota adjustment, as regional limits automatically balance across active regions.
- CAssign the Project Owner primitive role (`roles/owner`) to the administrator, as primitive roles are mandatory for approving and executing GCP resource quota adjustments.
- DIncrease the budget alert threshold on the linked Billing Account so that Google Cloud automatically expands the regional quota ceiling upon reaching 100% capacity.
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Assign the Quota Administrator role (`roles/servicemanagement.quotaAdmin`) to the administrator, and submit a quota increase request for the `In-Use IP addresses` metric in `us-central1` through the Quotas page in the Google Cloud Console.
To increase a GCP resource quota, an administrator must request a quota increase through the Google Cloud Console Quotas page. Following the principle of least privilege, the administrator should be assigned the predefined Quota Administrator role (`roles/servicemanagement.quotaAdmin`), which provides the necessary permissions without granting unnecessary administrative rights over other resources.
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Managing and Requesting GCP Resource Quotas