An organization notices that several instances are running at low utilization levels. Management has requested a rightsizing initiative to better manage costs and resource usage. Which approach meets management’s goal?
Archiving stored logs to reduce retained data
Decreasing subnet counts in the virtual network architecture
Modifying virtual machine details to align with workload requirements
Creating an additional cluster to distribute the running instances
Modifying virtual machines to match their actual workload needs is an example of rightsizing. By aligning resource allocations with demand, the organization can reduce unnecessary expense while maintaining proper functionality. Decreasing subnet counts does not resolve over-allocated compute resources. Creating an additional cluster expands the environment rather than making existing instances more efficient. Archiving logs handles storage concerns but does not improve underutilized compute resources.
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