A three-zone GKE Standard regional cluster must still serve 100 percent of traffic after one zone fails. According to GKE documentation, what overprovisioning target should the architect use?

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C. 150 percent. GKE documentation explains that overprovisioning a three-zone cluster to 150 percent, or 50 percent excess capacity, lets the remaining zones absorb full traffic if one zone is lost. A lower target such as 125 percent would not provide the documented full-capacity outcome for the three-zone example.

A three-zone GKE Standard regional cluster must still serve 100 percent of traffic after one zone fails. According to GKE documentation, what overprovisioning target should the architect use?

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