Company A purchases Company B and inherits three new AWS accounts. Company A would like to centralize billing and Reserved Instance benefits but wants to keep all other resources separate. How can this be accomplished?
A.
Implement AWS Organizations and create a service control policy that defines the billing relationship with the new master account.
B.
Configure AWS Organizations Consolidated Billing and provide the finance team with IAM access to the billing console.
C.
Send Cost and Usage Reports files to a central Amazon S3 bucket, and load the data into Amazon Redshift. Use Amazon QuickSight to provide visualizations to the finance team.
D.
Link the Reserved Instances to the master payer account and use Amazon Redshift Spectrum to query Detailed Billing Report data across all accounts.
With Consolidated Billing, each account remains separate, including resources, permissions, and management. Only billing information is consolidated. This means that the acquired accounts can continue to operate independently, keeping all their resources separate from each other.
B is the answer
Once you configure Organizations, you can send invites to the other 3 accounts and consolidate the billing unde master organization account
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