A company has an application that is running on an Amazon EC2 instance in one Availability Zone. A SysOps administrator needs to make the application highly available. The SysOps administrator has created a launch configuration from the running EC2 instance. The SysOps administrator also has properly configured a load balancer.
What should the SysOps administrator do next to make the application highly available?
A. Create an Auto Scaling group by using the launch configuration across at least two Availability Zones. Configure a minimum capacity of 1, a desired capacity of 1, and a maximum capacity of 1.
B. Create an Auto Scaling group by using the launch configuration across at least three Availability Zones. Configure a minimum capacity of 2, a desired capacity of 2, and a maximum capacity of 2.
C. Create an Auto Scaling group by using the launch configuration across at least two AWS Regions. Configure a minimum capacity of 1, a desired capacity of 1, and a maximum capacity of 1.
D. Create an Auto Scaling group by using the launch configuration across at least three AWS Regions. Configure a minimum capacity of 2, a desired capacity of 2, and a maximum capacity of 2.
What should the SysOps administrator do next to make the application highly available?
A. Create an Auto Scaling group by using the launch configuration across at least two Availability Zones. Configure a minimum capacity of 1, a desired capacity of 1, and a maximum capacity of 1.
B. Create an Auto Scaling group by using the launch configuration across at least three Availability Zones. Configure a minimum capacity of 2, a desired capacity of 2, and a maximum capacity of 2.
C. Create an Auto Scaling group by using the launch configuration across at least two AWS Regions. Configure a minimum capacity of 1, a desired capacity of 1, and a maximum capacity of 1.
D. Create an Auto Scaling group by using the launch configuration across at least three AWS Regions. Configure a minimum capacity of 2, a desired capacity of 2, and a maximum capacity of 2.