A digital marketing agency runs website analytics reports for its clients. The reports are generated only during the first three days of each month, leaving their on-premises servers underutilized for the rest of the month. The agency is planning to migrate these workloads to AWS.
Which TWO of the following describe the primary cloud economic benefits of this migration? (Select TWO.)
- Shifting from capital expenses (CapEx) for physical hardware to variable operating expenses (OpEx) based on actual usageCevap
- Benefiting from elasticity by provisioning compute resources dynamically for the three-day reporting period and terminating them afterwardCevap
- CReplacing variable operational expenses (OpEx) with fixed capital expenses (CapEx) to ensure predictable cloud billing
- DRelying on automatic horizontal scaling to permanently store data across multiple AWS regions at zero cost
- EUsing a lift-and-shift migration strategy to completely eliminate all operating expenses (OpEx) for their servers
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The primary economic benefits are shifting from capital expenses (CapEx) to variable operating expenses (OpEx), and leveraging elasticity to run compute resources only during the three-day reporting window.
The correct options identify that migrating to AWS allows the agency to transition from upfront physical hardware investments (CapEx) to variable utility-style billing (OpEx), and allows them to utilize elasticity to provision compute instances only for the three days they are needed, reducing overall infrastructure costs.
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Cloud economics benefits, specifically the shift from CapEx to OpEx and the cost-saving power of elasticity.