Correct Answer: Regional Managed Instance Group (MIG)
Regional MIGs automatically distribute instances across multiple zones within a region. If one zone fails, the MIG (and the associated load balancer) automatically shifts traffic t...
Correct Answer
Regional Managed Instance Group (MIG)
Why This Answer Is Correct
Regional MIGs automatically distribute instances across multiple zones within a region. If one zone fails, the MIG (and the associated load balancer) automatically shifts traffic to the surviving zones.
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