CLF-C02 · Question #787
A company is running applications on Amazon EC2 instances in the same AWS account for several different projects. The company wants to track the infrastructure costs for each of the projects separatel
The correct answer is D. Use cost allocation tags with values that are specific to each project.. Cost allocation tags let the company assign project-specific labels to EC2 instances (and other resources) without changing the infrastructure. AWS Cost Explorer and billing reports can then use these tags to separate and track costs per project at no additional cost.
Question
A company is running applications on Amazon EC2 instances in the same AWS account for several different projects. The company wants to track the infrastructure costs for each of the projects separately. The company must conduct this tracking with the least possible impact to the existing infrastructure and with no additional cost. What should the company do to meet these requirements?
Options
- AUse a different EC2 instance type for each project.
- BPublish project-specific custom Amazon CloudWatch metrics for each application.
- CDeploy EC2 instances for each project in a separate AWS account.
- DUse cost allocation tags with values that are specific to each project.
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(48 responses)- B2% (1)
- C4% (2)
- D94% (45)
Explanation
Cost allocation tags let the company assign project-specific labels to EC2 instances (and other resources) without changing the infrastructure. AWS Cost Explorer and billing reports can then use these tags to separate and track costs per project at no additional cost.
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