
Which of the following is the BEST option for the architect to suggest?
The best option is to downsize by migrating all media services to one server and decommission two servers. This approach effectively consolidates the underutilized media servers into a single server, which should be sufficient given their low utilization rates of 25%, 15%, and 12%. Combining these should not exceed the capacity of a single server. Additionally, decommissioning the two now redundant servers will optimize resource usage and reduce costs. Turning server 1 into a host server or adding new server capacities are less efficient choices given the current context of underutilization.
To minimize future alerts related to disk space usage while adhering to the 14-day retention policy, the best solution is to orchestrate a job to rotate the logs and upload them to external storage. This approach ensures that old logs are regularly moved out of the local system, freeing up disk space while maintaining log accessibility for compliance and auditing purposes. Simply deleting large log files or adding additional storage does not address the root cause of continuous log file growth, and archiving logs without rotation would still require manual management.
Given that system availability, connectivity, and proper functionality are still meeting the SLA, the most likely reason for the poor response time is bandwidth restrictions. Bandwidth limitations can lead to slow application performance even when all other system requirements are met. This situation indicates that while the connection to the service is stable and meets the service level agreements, the amount of data that can be transferred within a given time frame may be insufficient to handle the application's demands, resulting in slower response times for users.
The most likely cause is that the existing license is for a lower version. When a new delivery controller is added to a cluster, it often requires a license that is compatible with its software version. If the existing license is valid for an older version, the new delivery controller, running a different (likely newer) version, would encounter an error when attempting to use the older license.
When dealing with national defense data, legal restrictions are a major concern. Different countries have varying laws and regulations concerning national defense data, and some jurisdictions may have strict legal frameworks that could restrict or prohibit the storage of such sensitive data. Therefore, legal restrictions are the environmental constraint most likely to rule out a possible site.