The Accounting department would like to receive billing updates more than once a month. They would like the updates to be in a format that can easily be viewed with a spreadsheet application. How can this request be fulfilled?
A.
Use Amazon CloudWatch Events to schedule a billing inquiry on a bi-weekly basis. Use AWS Glue to convert the output to CSV.
B.
Set AWS Cost and Usage Reports to publish bills daily to an Amazon S3 bucket in CSV format.
C.
Use the AWS CLI to output billing data as JSON. Use Amazon SES to email bills on a daily basis.
D.
Use AWS Lambda, triggered by CloudWatch, to query billing data and push to Amazon RDS.
Ans. B since AWS delivers the AWS Cost & Usage Report (in CSV format) to whichever Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) bucket you specify, and updates the reports at least once per day.
https://aws.amazon.com/aws-cost-management/aws-cost-and-usage-reporting/
AWS Cost and Usage Reports allow you to capture detailed billing and usage information for your AWS account. By configuring the Cost and Usage Reports to publish bills daily to an Amazon S3 bucket in CSV format, you can generate billing reports that can be easily viewed and manipulated using spreadsheet applications like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.
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