Question 8

As a workspace admin, you must provision a classic job cluster that is backed by an Azure Databricks pool and uses autoscaling, so that scheduled Lakeflow Jobs start quickly and scale with demand. You will create the pool first, then a job that uses a new job cluster drawn from that pool. Order the following steps into the correct sequence to provision a pool-backed job cluster with autoscaling. ```mermaid flowchart LR subgraph Tiles["Steps to order"] T1["Set the pool's Min Idle instances and Max Capacity"] T2["Create a pool from the Compute > Pools tab and choose the node type"] T3["In the job's task, configure a new job cluster and select the pool for worker (and driver) nodes"] T4["Enable autoscaling on the job cluster and set Min and Max workers within the pool's capacity"] T5["Run the job so the job cluster allocates nodes from the pool's idle instances"] end S1[Step 1] --> S2[Step 2] --> S3[Step 3] --> S4[Step 4] --> S5[Step 5] ```