You manage a cloud service that hosts a customer-facing application. The application allows users
to upload images and create collages. The cloud service is running in two medium instances and
utilizes Azure Queue storage for image processing. The storage account is configured to be locally
redundant. The sales department plans to send a newsletter to potential clients. As a result, you
expect a significant increase in global traffic. You need to recommend a solution that meets the
following requirements:
– Configure the cloud service to ensure the application is responsive to
the traffic increase.
– Minimize hosting and administration costs.
What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

A.
Configure the cloud service to run in two Large instances.

B.
Configure the cloud service to auto-scale to three instances when processor utilization is above 80%.

C.
Configure the storage account to be geo-redundant.

D.
Deploy a new cloud service in a separate data center.
Use Azure Traffic Manager to load balance traffic between the cloud services.

E.
Configure the cloud service to auto-scale when the queue exceeds 1000 entries per machine.

Explanation:
* An autoscaling solution reduces the amount of manual work involved in dynamically scaling an
application. It can do this in two different ways: either preemptively by setting constraints on the
number of role instances based on a timetable, or reactively by adjusting the number of role
instances in response to some counter(s) or measurement(s) that you can collect from your
application or from the Azure environment.