A healthcare provider network consolidates three independent clinic AWS accounts under a single organization using AWS Organizations. Clinic A stores of data in Amazon S3 Standard, while Clinic B stores of data in Amazon S3 Standard. How does AWS calculate the S3 storage charges for these accounts under consolidated billing?
- AAWS calculates S3 storage costs for each clinic account independently ( and separately) and sums them up without aggregating the usage for volume tier discounts.
- BThe member accounts must share their root user credentials with the management account in order to enable volume discount aggregation for S3 storage.
- AWS combines the S3 storage usage of both accounts ( total) to qualify for volume pricing discounts, applying the lower tier rates across the consolidated billing invoice.Cevap
- DThe organization must convert its S3 storage costs into a fixed upfront capital expenditure (CapEx) to qualify for consolidated volume discounts.
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AWS combines the S3 storage usage of both accounts ( total) to qualify for volume pricing discounts, applying the lower tier rates across the consolidated billing invoice.
AWS consolidated billing aggregates the usage of all member accounts in an organization for volume-discounted services such as Amazon S3. In this scenario, the storage from Clinic A () and Clinic B () is combined into a single total of . This combined total is used to determine the pricing tier, allowing the organization to benefit from cheaper per-gigabyte rates for volume thresholds exceeded, rather than calculating each account's storage costs separately.
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