An agricultural technology company is migrating its crop monitoring analysis platform from an on-premises data center to the AWS Cloud. The company wants to focus its engineering resources on developing predictive soil algorithms rather than managing physical server racks and hardware cabling. Additionally, they want to pay only for the compute resources used during the active growing seasons, rather than purchasing physical servers that sit idle during winter. Which of the following AWS Cloud benefits directly align with this company's goals? (Select TWO.)
- Trade fixed expense for variable expenseAnswer
- Stop spending money running and maintaining data centersAnswer
- CMinimize operational expenses by increasing upfront capital investments in physical hardware
- DTightly couple all software components within a monolithic architecture to maximize system efficiency
- EImplement manual scaling mechanisms to guarantee that resource capacity is always static regardless of user demand
Answer
The correct benefits are trading fixed expense for variable expense, and stopping spending money running and maintaining data centers.
The correct options are the ones stating we should trade fixed expense for variable expense and stop spending money running and maintaining data centers. The company's goal of paying only for active seasons maps to variable pricing, and their desire to avoid hardware management maps to leaving data center maintenance to AWS.
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AWS Cloud Benefits (Value Proposition)