Dynamic resource scheduling. This process ensures resource balancing and availability in a cloud environment by dynamically allocating resources based on current demands.
Pay attention guys!
The option says "Dynamic Resource Scheduling"....there is no such thing.
DRS is Distributed Resource Scheduling. So, Dynamic Optimization is clearly correct.
Another question seemed to refer to Dynamic Resource Scheduling though, with following explanation:
Dynamic resource scheduling (DRS) is used within all clustering systems as the method for clusters to provide high availability, scaling, management, and workload distribution and balancing of jobs and processes. From a physical infrastructure perspective, DRS is used to balance compute loads between physical hosts in a cloud to maintain the desired thresholds and limits on the physical hosts.
Question #121Topic 1
What process is used within a clustered system to provide high availability and load balancing?
A. Dynamic balancing
B. Dynamic clustering
C. Dynamic optimization
D. Dynamic resource scheduling
Answer is D
D is the answer.
With increasing business unit IT spending on cloud services, IT leaders must prevent new risks, sprawl, cost overruns and missed SLAs.
Dynamic optimisation technology can help balance the benefits of agility with required governance controls for cloud services and virtualised infrastructure.
https://whitepapers.theregister.com/paper/view/5554/dynamic-optimization-technology-for-infrastructure-resources-and-cloud-services
Correct answer: D
Dynamic optimization is the continual and automatic process within a cloud
environment of shifting resources and virtual machines between physical hosts
and resources to ensure a proper balance is maintained.
dynamic optimization: constantly maintaining that resources are available
dynamic resource scheduling: balance compute loads between hosts to maintain thresholds
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