A cluster experiences predictable CPU spikes every day at 2 PM. The administrator wants to automate scaling to handle the spike without manual intervention. Which approach is most effective?

Schedule a script to add a host to the cluster before 2 PM and remove it after

Configure vSphere HA to restart VMs on other hosts during the spike

Use vSphere DRS with a more aggressive migration threshold

Set CPU reservations on all VMs to ensure they get enough CPU during the spike

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