Exam AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 topic 1 question 11 discussion

A is correct, no need to pay for data center expenses

AWS removes the need for companies to invest in and maintain physical infrastructure.

Option A elimination of expenses for running datacentres

expenses are reduce

this is correct

Why should USERS care about expenses? Infrastructure costs do not come out of their pocket. That's for leadership concern. The only benefit to the "user" is less administrative responsibility

A. Elimination of expenses for running and maintaining data centers

* Trade fixed expense for variable expense * Benefit from massive economies of scale * Stop guessing capacity * Increase speed and agility * Stop spending money running and maintaining data centers * Go global in minutes

A. Elimination of expenses for running and maintaining data centers Moving to the AWS Cloud allows users to leverage AWS's infrastructure, eliminating the need for organizations to run and maintain their own data centers. This shift can lead to cost savings, improved scalability, and increased flexibility. Options B, C, and D are not accurate: B. Price discounts that are identical to discounts from hardware providers AWS provides its pricing model, and while cost savings can be achieved by leveraging cloud services, the pricing structure is different from traditional hardware providers. C. Distribution of all operational controls to AWS While AWS manages the underlying infrastructure, users still retain control over the operational aspects of their applications and services. It's a shared responsibility model, where AWS manages certain aspects, and users manage others. D. Elimination of operational expenses While there may be cost savings, it's not accurate to say that all operational expenses are eliminated. Users are still responsible for managing and optimizing their cloud resources, applications, and configurations.

a is correct

A. Elimination of expenses for running and maintaining data center

A. Elimination of expenses for running and maintaining data centers Don't want to nit-pick, but technically you are still paying AWS for the expenses of running their datacenters, it's just that the costs are embedded in their pricing. Of course economies of scale make this a no brainer.

A. Elimination of expenses for running and maintaining data centers Moving on-premises workloads to the AWS Cloud can indeed lead to the elimination of expenses associated with running and maintaining data centers. This includes costs related to infrastructure maintenance, facility management, hardware upgrades, electricity, cooling, and physical security. By leveraging cloud services, organizations can offload these responsibilities to the cloud provider, resulting in reduced operational expenses and allowing them to focus more on their core business objectives.

A. Elimination of expenses for running and maintaining data centers

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