What is the best approach to resolve issues with maximum users reached in a virtual pool?

The best approach to resolve issues with maximum users reached in a virtual pool involves checking compute, storage, and networking utilization in the dashboard and then increasing capacity by adding more resources. This option addresses the underlying issue of resource exhaustion directly related to user capacity.

When a virtual pool reaches its maximum user capacity, it often indicates that the existing infrastructure is unable to handle the current load. By assessing the utilization metrics for compute, storage, and networking, you can pinpoint which resources are under strain. If one or multiple aspects of the resources are nearing full utilization, adding more resources—whether it be increasing CPU, adding more memory, or expanding storage—can alleviate the bottleneck. This ensures that the system can support additional users without performance degradation.

In contrast to other options, focusing on resource capacity provides a holistic solution that preemptively addresses not just the current maximum user issue but prepares the system for future growth.