Chapter 2. Understanding Your AWS Account

Question

Which of the following EC2 services can be used without charge under the Free Tier?

Answer 1

Any single EC2 instance type as long as it runs for less than one hour per day

Answer 2

Any single EC2 instance type as long as it runs for less than 75 hours per month

Answer 3

A single t2.micro EC2 instance type instance for 750 hours per month

Answer 4

t2.micro EC2 instance type instances for a total of 750 hours per month

Answer 5

A 5 GB bucket on S3

Answer 6

A t2.micro instance type EC2 instance

Answer 7

A 30 GB solid-state Elastic Block Store (EBS) drive

Answer 8

Two 20 GB solid-state Elastic Block Store (EBS) drives

Answer 9

One million API calls/month on Amazon API Gateway

Answer 10

10 GB of data retrievals from Amazon Glacier per month

Answer 11

500 MB/month of free storage on the Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR)

Answer 12

10 custom monitoring metrics and 10 alarms on Amazon CloudWatch

Answer 13

Automated email alerts when activity approaches the Free Tier limits

Answer 14

The Top Free Tier Services by Usage section on the Billing & Cost Management Dashboard

Answer 15

Billing & Cost Management section on the Top Free Tier Services Dashboard

Answer 16

The Billing Preferences Dashboard

Answer 17

Wikipedia pages relating to a particular service

Answer 18

The AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI)

Answer 19

AWS online documentation relating to a particular service

Answer 20

The AWS Total Cost of Ownership Calculator

Answer 21

Requests for raising the available service limit

Answer 22

AWS Region

Answer 23

The volume of data saved to an S3 bucket

Answer 24

The volume of data egress from an Amazon Glacier vault

Answer 25

You can calculate resource use for only one service at a time.

Answer 26

Not all AWS services are included.

Answer 27

The pricing is seldom updated and doesn’t accurately reflect current pricing.

Answer 28

You’re not able to specify specific configuration parameters.

Answer 29

Calculate By Month Or Year

Answer 30

Include Multiple Organizations

Answer 31

Free Usage Tier

Answer 32

Choose Region

Answer 33

The tax implications of a cloud deployment

Answer 34

Labor costs of an on-premises deployment

Answer 35

Networking costs of an on-premises deployment

Answer 36

Electricity costs of an on-premises deployment

Answer 37

AWS Region

Answer 38

Number of servers

Answer 39

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/limits.html

Answer 40

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws_service_limits.html

Answer 41

https://aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws_service_limits.html

Answer 42

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/latest/gr/aws_service_limits.html

Answer 43

To prevent individual customers from accidentally launching a crippling level of resource consumption

Answer 44

To more equally distribute available resources between customers from different regions

Answer 45

To allow customers to more gradually increase their deployments

Answer 46

Because there are logical limits to the ability of AWS resources to scale upward

Answer 47

Yes. All service limits can be increased.

Answer 48

No. A limit can never be increased.

Answer 49

Service limits are defaults. They can be increased or decreased on demand.

Answer 50

No. Some service limits are hard.

Answer 51

Cost Explorer

Answer 52

Cost and usage reports

Answer 53

Billing & Cost Management Dashboard

Answer 54

To correlate usage per unit cost to understand your account cost efficiency

Answer 55

To track the status of any active reserved instances on your account

Answer 56

To track particular categories of resource consumption

Answer 57

To monitor costs being incurred against your account

Answer 58

Period (monthly, quarterly, etc.)

Answer 59

Instance type

Answer 60

Start and stop dates

Answer 61

Owner (username of resource owner)

Answer 62

Cost Explorer displays visualizations of high-level historical and current account costs, while cost and usage reports generate granular usage reports in CSV format.

Answer 63

Cost and usage reports display visualizations of high-level historical and current account costs, while Cost Explorer generates granular usage reports in CSV format.

Answer 64

Cost Explorer lets you set alerts that are triggered by billing events, while cost and usage reports help you visualize system events.

Answer 65

Cost and usage reports are meant to alert you to malicious intrusions, while Cost Explorer displays visualizations of high-level historical and current account costs

Answer 66

To associate spend limits to automatically trigger resource shutdowns when necessary

Answer 67

To help you identify the purpose and owner of a particular running resource to better understand and control deployments

Answer 68

To help you identify resources for the purpose of tracking your account spending

Answer 69

To visually associate account events with billing periods

Answer 70

A single company with multiple AWS accounts that wants a single place to administrate everything

Answer 71

An organization that provides AWS access to large teams of its developers and admins

Answer 72

A company that’s integrated some operations with an upstream vendor

Answer 73

A company with two distinct operational units, each with its own accounting system and AWS account

Answer 74

Cost Explorer

Answer 75

Consolidating Billing

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