An international commercial airline hosts its mission-critical flight scheduling and crew dispatch platform on Google Cloud, operating primarily out of us-central1 with a secondary disaster recovery deployment in us-east4. The system is designed to meet a Recovery Point Objective (RPO) of under 5 minutes and a Recovery Time Objective (RTO) of under 30 minutes. During a scheduled disaster recovery validation drill simulating a total loss of us-central1, database failover completed within RPO target limits and Cloud DNS failover routing was initiated. However, the secondary region failed to meet the target RTO because Compute Engine instance groups in us-east4 could not scale up to handle production traffic due to unrequested regional vCPU quota limits. Which procedure should the Cloud Architect implement to ensure future disaster recovery validation drills and actual failovers successfully meet business continuity objectives?
- Implement automated pre-drill verification procedures to audit regional vCPU quota limits and maintain active Compute Engine capacity reservations in the disaster recovery region.Cevap
- BRe-architect the secondary region to use a cold-standby pilot light configuration where compute resources are only requested and provisioned after DNS failover is completed.
- CEstablish High Availability VPN tunnels between us-central1 and us-east4 to redirect failed compute traffic back to primary regional gateway pools during disaster recovery drills.
- DMigrate the underlying relational database to Cloud Spanner across both regions to automatically expand regional Compute Engine vCPU quotas upon failover.