Martha is a solution architect who has been assigned a task to evaluate existing AWS infrastructure and suggest improvements. While going through the configuration, she could see a particular application hosted in Web Servers in an Auto Scaling group, with an Elastic Load Balancer in-front of them, in us-west-2 (Oregon) region. She could observe 10 webservers up and running in the availability Zone(AZ) us-west-2a, where-as no instances running in other AZs. How can she fix the issue quickly to design proper load balancing between AZs?

Create another ELB and add it to a second AZ

Select the minimum size of Auto Scaling group equal to the number of Availability Zones

Using copy AMI option, copy the AMI to other AZs also and then instances will be created in other regions

Modify the Auto-scaling configuration to launch in all AZs within the region

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Martha is a solution architect who has been assigned a task to evaluate existing AWS infrastructure and suggest improvements. While going through the configuration, she could see a particular application hosted in Web Servers in an Auto Scaling group, with an Elastic Load Balancer in-front of them, in us-west-2 (Oregon) region. She could observe 10 webservers up and running in the availability Zone(AZ) us-west-2a, where-as no instances running in other AZs. How can she fix the issue quickly to design proper load balancing between AZs?

Create another ELB and add it to a second AZ

Select the minimum size of Auto Scaling group equal to the number of Availability Zones

Using copy AMI option, copy the AMI to other AZs also and then instances will be created in other regions

Modify the Auto-scaling configuration to launch in all AZs within the region

anonymous · Accepted Answer

Correct Solution - d