PCD Question 28

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• Chose B1

  The issue with the command for creating the Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) cluster is that it fails due to insufficient regional quota for CPUs. GKE clusters utilize Compute Engine resources, so when you encounter a quota issue like this, it is related to the Compute Engine quotas, not directly to GKE. To resolve the issue, you should: B. Request additional Compute Engine quota in the GCP Console. Compute Engine quotas are set per region and include resources like CPUs, GPUs, and disk. When you create a GKE cluster, you're actually creating Compute Engine instances that will serve as nodes for the cluster. If your project doesn't have enough quota for the CPUs required to create the cluster, you need to request additional quota for CPUs in the relevant region.

• Chose B1

  GKE uses Compute Engine so we need to increase Compute Engine Quota.

• 1

  Option A is incorrect because the error message mentions Compute Engine quota, not GKE quota. Option C is incorrect because you can request additional quota through the GCP Console, rather than opening a support case. Option D is not a solution to the issue, as it does not address the shortage of Compute Engine quota. Correct answer B: you should request additional Compute Engine quota in the GCP Console.