CLF-C02 Billing, Pricing & Support Models 5

Question 1

Which payment option for Reserved Instances provides the largest discount?

Accepted Answer

All Upfront

Answer

Paying All Upfront for a Reserved Instance provides the highest discount because AWS receives the full payment immediately, reducing financial risk for AWS.

Question 2

A company uses AWS Support and wants to get guidance on migrating a legacy application to AWS. Which support feature provides this architectural guidance?

Accepted Answer

Consultative reviews with a TAM

Answer

A Technical Account Manager (TAM) available in Enterprise Support provides consultative architectural reviews and migration guidance tailored to your specific workloads.

Question 3

What does the AWS Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Calculator help organizations determine?

Accepted Answer

Cost comparison between on-premises infrastructure and AWS

Answer

The TCO Calculator (now part of AWS Pricing Calculator) helps businesses compare the cost of running workloads on-premises versus on AWS, including hardware, facilities, and staffing costs.

Question 4

Which feature of AWS Organizations allows the management account to pay for all member accounts' charges?

Accepted Answer

Consolidated Billing

Answer

Consolidated Billing in AWS Organizations designates a single management (payer) account that receives one combined bill covering usage charges from all member accounts.

Question 5

An e-commerce company runs high-traffic workloads during holiday seasons and minimal workloads the rest of the year. Which pricing model is MOST cost-effective for their baseline compute needs?

Accepted Answer

Reserved Instances for baseline, On-Demand or Spot for peak

Answer

Using Reserved Instances for predictable baseline capacity and On-Demand or Spot instances for seasonal peaks is the most cost-optimized approach for variable workloads.

(CLF-C02) AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Practice Test

(CLF-C02) AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Practice Test

CLF-C02 Billing, Pricing & Support Models 5