Exam AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 topic 1 question 107 discussion

this site has lot of wrong answers lol..

B. Consolidated billing. Consolidated billing allows you to combine multiple AWS accounts and aggregate the usage and spending across those accounts. This simplifies billing and enables you to take advantage of volume discounts, which can lead to cost savings. Each account can still maintain its own resource tagging and pricing options, so it's possible to manage compute workloads in individual accounts as needed.

pay-as-you-go pricing does not really offer volume discounts as much as it is a pay only for what you use, consolidated billing on the other hand provides discounts for users based on usage

B. Consolidated billing. Consolidated billing allows you to combine multiple AWS accounts and aggregate the usage and spending across those accounts. This simplifies billing and enables you to take advantage of volume discounts, which can lead to cost savings. Each account can still maintain its own resource tagging and pricing options, so it's possible to manage compute workloads in individual accounts as needed.

B - Consolidated billing. How could it possibly be pay-as-you-go?!

B. Consolidated billing. Consolidated billing allows organizations to consolidate payment for multiple AWS accounts within a single organization. With consolidated billing, the usage of all linked accounts is combined for volume discounts, which can lead to lower overall costs. This feature is particularly useful for organizations with multiple accounts looking to optimize costs and obtain discounts based on aggregated usage across accounts.

Consolidated billing even in dream : )

Think of it this way : The company wants to obtain billing discounts that are based on the company’s use of AWS services. Based on the company’s use of AWS services. NOT based on the number of accounts right... Consolidated billing = AWS Organizations provides consolidated billing so that you can track the combined costs of all the member accounts in your organization. so B is a No No So what's the service it's using? Compute workloads that cannot be interrupted. Spot Instances = Spot Instance can only be launched when its request is active and capacity is available. So D is a No No Resource tagging = Tags can help you manage, identify, organize, search for, and filter resources. You can create tags to categorize resources by purpose, owner, environment, or other criteria. Each tag has two parts: A tag key (for example, CostCenter , Environment , or Project ). Tag keys are case sensitive. So A is a No No C it is then

B. Consolidated billing. Consolidated billing allows you to combine multiple AWS accounts and aggregate the usage and spending across those accounts. This simplifies billing and enables you to take advantage of volume discounts, which can lead to cost savings. Each account can still maintain its own resource tagging and pricing options, so it's possible to manage compute workloads in individual accounts as needed.

B. Consolidated billing: Allows a company to aggregate the usage and costs for multiple AWS accounts, providing a comprehensive view of the overall AWS spending. With consolidated billing, the company can benefit from volume discounts based on the combined usage of AWS services across all linked accounts. This is particularly useful when the company has multiple AWS accounts with compute workloads that cannot be interrupted, as it allows them to optimize costs and obtain billing discounts based on the collective usage. Option A (Resource tagging) is used for organizing and categorizing resources. Option C (Pay-as-you-go pricing) is a pricing model where customers pay for the compute capacity they use with no upfront costs or long-term commitments. While it provides flexibility, it does not specifically address obtaining billing discounts. Option D (Spot Instances) are spare EC2 instances available at a lower cost. However, they can be interrupted by AWS if the capacity is needed elsewhere. This option may not be suitable for workloads that cannot be interrupted.

B. Consolidated Billing is the correct answer https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awsaccountbilling/latest/aboutv2/useconsolidatedbilling-effective.html

Consolidated Billing is the right answer as it helps to reduce costs when multiple accounts are using services together

B:-Pay as you go is not a service, is the way AWS works, everything you use you paid for it, only what you use, for getting discounts the hint here is various accounts, getting them all together will get you all the consume you need to get discounts, so B, consolidating billing is the right one.

is C. key 'company’s use of AWS services.'

Consolidated billing 100%

B is correct

B is correct