A manufacturing company is planning the migration of two distinct workloads to Amazon EC2. The first workload is a core Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) database that must run continuously 24/7 with consistent, predictable performance for at least three years. The second workload is a daily supply chain simulation batch job that runs overnight for 3 hours; this simulation is designed to be fault-tolerant and can be interrupted and resumed later without impact. Which two Amazon EC2 pricing models should the company select to minimize costs for these workloads? (Select TWO.)
- Reserved Instances for the ERP database workloadCevap
- Spot Instances for the supply chain simulation workloadCevap
- COn-Demand Instances for the ERP database workload
- DSpot Instances for the ERP database workload
- EReserved Instances for the supply chain simulation workload
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The correct pricing models are Reserved Instances for the ERP database workload and Spot Instances for the supply chain simulation workload.
For the ERP database workload, which runs continuously 24/7 with predictable performance requirements for at least three years, Reserved Instances provide the best combination of pricing discount and capacity guarantees. For the supply chain simulation batch job, which runs for only 3 hours daily and is designed to be fault-tolerant (capable of being interrupted and resumed), Spot Instances provide the greatest cost savings by utilizing spare EC2 capacity.
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Selecting the most cost-effective Amazon EC2 pricing model based on workload characteristics such as predictability, duration, and fault tolerance.