A retail company is planning to deploy two new workloads on Amazon EC2:
1. An internal administrative application that is active only during standard business hours (8 hours a day, 5 days a week) and must remain highly available during those hours without any interruption.
2. A monthly data-cleansing batch process that runs for 12 hours, is designed to save its progress to a database every 10 minutes, and can be stopped and restarted at any time without data loss.
Which of the following Amazon EC2 pricing models should the company select to achieve the most cost-effective setup for these workloads? (Select TWO.)
- On-Demand Instances for the internal administrative applicationCevap
- Spot Instances for the monthly data-cleansing batch processCevap
- CReserved Instances for the internal administrative application
- DSpot Instances for the internal administrative application
- EDedicated Hosts for the monthly data-cleansing batch process
Cevap
The correct options are On-Demand Instances for the internal administrative application and Spot Instances for the monthly data-cleansing batch process.
The correct choices are On-Demand Instances for the internal administrative application and Spot Instances for the monthly data-cleansing batch process. On-Demand Instances allow the company to run the administrative application during business hours and stop it during off-hours, paying only for the hours used without risking interruption. Spot Instances provide the deepest discount for the monthly batch process since the workload is fault-tolerant and can easily resume from checkpoints if interrupted.
Adım Adım Çözüm
Anahtar Kavram
Selecting the optimal Amazon EC2 pricing model based on workload characteristics like predictability, tolerance for interruption, and overall utilization.