In which scenarios would a user have to pay Cloud Services costs? (Select TWO).

The correct answer is A. Compute Credits = 50 Credits Cloud Services = 10 E. Compute Credits = 200 Credits Cloud Services = 26. Snowflake provides Cloud Services usage for free up to 10% of the daily compute credits consumed. If Cloud Services exceed that 10% threshold, only the excess is billed. Applying the rule: (A) 10% of 50 compute credits = 5 free credits; Cloud Services = 10, which exceeds 5 →…

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ACompute Credits = 50 Credits Cloud Services = 10
BCompute Credits = 80 Credits Cloud Services = 5
CCompute Credits = 10 Credits Cloud Services = 9
DCompute Credits = 120 Credits Cloud Services = 10
ECompute Credits = 200 Credits Cloud Services = 26

How the community answered

(19 responses)

A
68% (13)
B
5% (1)
C
16% (3)
D
11% (2)

Explanation

Snowflake provides Cloud Services usage for free up to 10% of the daily compute credits consumed. If Cloud Services exceed that 10% threshold, only the excess is billed. Applying the rule: (A) 10% of 50 compute credits = 5 free credits; Cloud Services = 10, which exceeds 5 → charges apply. (B) 10% of 80 = 8; Cloud Services = 5 < 8 → no charges. (C) 10% of 10 = 1; Cloud Services = 9 > 1 → charges would technically apply, but this is not selected as correct by the exam, suggesting a possible exam nuance or error. (D) 10% of 120 = 12; Cloud Services = 10 < 12 → no charges. (E) 10% of 200 = 20; Cloud Services = 26 > 20 → charges apply. A and E are the two clear cases where Cloud Services significantly exceed the 10% threshold.

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