An enterprise gaming company is preparing to launch an online multiplayer game in a Google Cloud project located in the europe-west3 region. During automated load testing, deployment scripts failed because the required Compute Engine vCPUs exceeded the project's regional limit. The architecture team needs to establish an operational workflow to accommodate scaling requirements for anticipated high-traffic events while maintaining least-privilege security standards. Which strategy should the cloud architect recommend?
- Request a proactive regional quota increase for vCPUs in europe-west3 well in advance of scheduled events, and set up Cloud Monitoring alerts to track quota utilization thresholds.Cevap
- BAssign the primitive Owner role to the automated deployment pipeline service account so that regional quota enforcement is automatically bypassed during instance scaling.
- CMaintain default regional quotas during event launches and submit an emergency quota increase request only after automated provisioning errors occur.
- DGrant the deployment service account the Service Account Admin role so it can dynamically increase project quotas via the Google Cloud CLI during resource allocation.
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Proactively request a regional quota increase for vCPUs in europe-west3 well in advance of scheduled events, and set up Cloud Monitoring alerts to track quota utilization thresholds.
Proactively requesting a regional quota increase prior to scheduled high-traffic events ensures that required infrastructure capacity is available when deployment scripts run. Integrating Cloud Monitoring alerts on quota usage metrics allows administrators to detect near-capacity scenarios early and request additional resources before outages happen.
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