What setting can be modified to control the maximum peer build load during accelerated migration?

The correct answer is based on the specific setting used in the configuration of a Splunk deployment to control resource allocation during the accelerated migration process. The setting "-max_peer_build_load" directly refers to the limit on the amount of load that can be placed on peers (indexers) during the build process of data migration.

Understanding the context of data migration in Splunk is crucial. The accelerated migration allows for efficiently transferring indexed data while minimizing the impact on system performance. By modifying the "-max_peer_build_load" setting, administrators can ensure that the peer nodes (indexers) responsible for handling the build process do not become overwhelmed with excessive resource demands. This helps maintain system stability and allows for a balanced workload during the migration.

The other options, while they may sound similar, do not specifically relate to managing the peer build load during the migration process. Therefore, focusing on the exact naming and purpose of the settings is vital for correct configuration management in Splunk deployments.