What is one method used to create unmanaged workloads?

Creating unmanaged workloads involves methods that allow for the integration of resources without direct management through automation tools. Using the PCE (Policy Compute Engine) web console is indeed one effective method for this purpose. The PCE web console provides a user-friendly interface where administrators can add and configure workloads manually, setting up rules and policies for their segmentation without the need for automation or other external processes.

When unmanaged workloads are created through the PCE web console, it allows for tailored configurations that might not rely on scripts or automated processes, which can sometimes lead to uniformity in workload management. By using the web console, users can have precise control over what gets categorized as unmanaged, determining the workload properties based on organizational needs or specific policies.

In contrast, options that involve automation scripts or updates often lead to a more standardized approach, handling workloads uniformly rather than allowing for the individualized setup that the web console facilitates. Direct user input is also typically seen in the context of adjustments or monitoring, rather than the initial creation process as effectively as the web console provides.