An enterprise analytics team is preparing to migrate an operational workload to Google Cloud during an upcoming weekend maintenance window. The target architecture requires provisioning 500 N2 vCPUs in the europe-west3 region within a single Google Cloud project. The project currently maintains standard default regional quota allocations. Which operational procedure should the Cloud Architect recommend to ensure the infrastructure deployment executes without failing due to resource ceiling restrictions?
- Proactively submit a regional quota increase request for N2 vCPUs in europe-west3 via the Google Cloud Console prior to the migration window.Cevap
- BExecute the deployment script during the maintenance window and rely on Terraform to dynamically request and auto-approve quota increases during execution.
- CAssign the primitive Owner role to the deployment service account so that infrastructure provisioning bypasses regional resource quota limits.
- DStore the Terraform state file in local unversioned storage during execution to override backend quota check mechanisms.
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Proactively submit a regional quota increase request for N2 vCPUs in europe-west3 via the Google Cloud Console prior to the migration window.
Google Cloud quotas enforce maximum resource limits per project and region. When planning large-scale deployments that exceed default quotas (such as 500 N2 vCPUs in a single region), administrators must proactively request a quota increase through the GCP Console or Quotas API. This guarantees capacity allocation approval prior to automated pipeline execution.
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