A public cloud administrator needs to implement a mechanism to monitor the expense of the company’s cloud resources. Which of the following options will allow the administrator to execute this task fastest way and with minimal effort?
A.
Set up daily expense reports with the cloud provider.
B.
Enable custom notifications for exceeding budget thresholds.
C.
Use the API to collect expense information from cloud resources.
D.
Implement a financial tool to monitor cloud resource expenses.
Explanation:
The fastest and easiest way to monitor cloud expenses with minimal effort is to enable custom budget notifications through the cloud provider's built-in billing tools.
✔ Most public cloud providers (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) allow administrators to set spending limits and receive alerts when costs exceed predefined thresholds.
✔ This solution requires minimal configuration and provides real-time notifications to prevent unexpected cost overruns.
✔ It is faster than external financial tools or API integration.
B. Enable custom notifications for exceeding budget thresholds.
Enabling custom notifications for exceeding budget thresholds allows the public cloud administrator to quickly monitor expenses with minimal effort. This method allows the administrator to set up specific thresholds for spending and receive notifications when those thresholds are exceeded. It provides real-time alerts, ensuring prompt action can be taken to address any unexpected spikes in expenses.
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