A company runs a high performance computing (HPC) application on an Amazon EC2 instance. The company needs to scale this architecture to two or more EC2 instances. The EC2 instances will need to communicate with each other at high speeds with low latency to support the application. The company wants to ensure that the network performance can support the required communication between the EC2 instances What should a SysOps administrator do to meet these requirements?
- ACreate a cluster placement group. Back up the existing EC2 instance to an Amazon Machine Image (AMI). Restore the EC2 instance from the AMI into the placement group. Launch the additional EC2 instances into the placement group. (correct answer)
- BBack up the existing EC2 instance to an Amazon Machine Image (AMI). Create a launch template from the existing EC2 instance by specifying the AMI. Create an Auto Scaling group and configure the desired instance count.
- CCreate a Network Load Balancer (NLB) and a target group. Launch the new EC2 instances and register them with the target group. Register the existing EC2 instance with the target group. Pass all application traffic through the NLB.
- DBack up the existing EC2 instance to an Amazon Machine Image (AMI). Create additional clones of the EC2 instance from the AMI in the same Availability Zone where the existing EC2 instance is located.
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The correct answer is A. Option A: Create a cluster placement group. Back up the existing EC2 instance to an Amazon Machine Image (AMI). Restore the EC2 instance from the AMI into the placement group. Launch the additional EC2 instances into the placem...
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Amazon EC2 provides resizable virtual servers when you need full control of the operating system. This option meets the real-time / low-latency performance requirement.