An organization is planning to deploy two workloads on Amazon EC2: a stateless batch processing application that can be interrupted at any time and resumed later, and a development server that is run for only a few hours each day during active testing. Which of the following AWS pricing options represent the most cost-effective choices for these workloads? (Select TWO)
- Spot Instances to run the batch processing application at the lowest costCevap
- On-Demand Instances for the development server to pay only for the hours it is actively runningCevap
- CReserved Instances for the development server to minimize costs for its short-term daily use
- DSpot Instances for the development server to ensure it is always available during testing
- EDedicated Hosts for the batch processing application to reduce hardware licensing costs
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Spot Instances to run the batch processing application at the lowest cost, and On-Demand Instances for the development server to pay only for the hours it is actively running.
The correct options are the choices to use Spot Instances for the batch processing application, and On-Demand Instances for the development server. Spot Instances are ideal for flexible, interruptible, and stateless workloads because they offer spare AWS capacity at deep discounts. On-Demand Instances are perfect for short-term, unpredictable, or intermittent workloads like development servers because you only pay for the time the instance is running and can shut it down to stop billing, without any long-term commitment.
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Selecting optimal Amazon EC2 pricing models (Spot vs. On-Demand vs. Reserved vs. Dedicated) based on workload stability, predictability, and duration.
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