You have an Azure Stack Hub integrated system.While creating and managing the VMs, if the VM scale limit reaches, which of the following error codes are returned by the system as a result? (Select 2 Options)
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A. B. C. D. E.Correct Answers: A and B
When the VM scale limit is reached, the system returns the two error codes - VmsPerScaleUnitLimitExceeded and VMsPerScaleUnitNodeLimitExceeded.
Option A is correct.
VMsPerScaleUnitLimitExceeded is one of the error codes that are returned as a result when the VM scale limit is reached.
Option B is correct.
VMsPerScaleUnitNodeLimitExceeded is one of the error codes that are returned as a result when the VM scale limit is reached.
Option C is incorrect.
VMslimits exceeded is not a valid error code.
Option D is incorrect.
There is no error like NoMoreVmsAdded.
Option E is incorrect.
VMsPerScaleUnitLimitComplete is an invalid error code.
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In Azure Stack Hub, when creating and managing virtual machines (VMs), there are certain limits on the number of VMs that can be created and managed within a scale unit. A scale unit is a grouping of physical resources, such as servers, storage, and networking, that are used to provide services in Azure Stack Hub. If the number of VMs exceeds the limit within a scale unit, the system returns an error code.
The error codes returned by the system in case of VM scale limit reached are:
A. VMsPerScaleUnitLimitExceeded: This error code is returned when the number of VMs in a single scale unit exceeds the maximum allowed limit.
B. VMsPerScaleUnitNodeLimitExceeded: This error code is returned when the number of VMs running on a single physical node within a scale unit exceeds the maximum allowed limit.
C. VMs limits exceeded: This option is not a valid error code returned by the Azure Stack Hub system.
D. NoMoreVmsAdded: This option is not a valid error code returned by the Azure Stack Hub system.
E. VMsPerScaleUnitLimitComplete: This option is not a valid error code returned by the Azure Stack Hub system.
In summary, the correct answers are A (VMsPerScaleUnitLimitExceeded) and B (VMsPerScaleUnitNodeLimitExceeded), as they are the error codes that are returned by the Azure Stack Hub system when the VM scale limit is reached within a scale unit.