A financial technology organization operates its production workloads across multiple AWS accounts within an organization in AWS Organizations. The cloud operations team wants to implement a cost-governance strategy to address two specific requirements:
First, they need to identify unusual spending patterns in raw data transfer costs as soon as they occur and receive notifications.
Second, they must ensure that a sandbox environment (tagged `Environment: Sandbox`) does not exceed its monthly budget, and automatically apply a restrictive Service Control Policy (SCP) to prevent further resource provisioning if the sandbox spending exceeds 120% of the budgeted amount.
Which combination of actions should the solutions architect recommend to meet these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Configure AWS Cost Anomaly Detection with a Service monitor to identify anomalies in AWS service charges, and connect it to an Amazon SNS topic for immediate alert delivery.Cevap
- Establish a tag-filtered cost budget in AWS Budgets targeting the `Environment: Sandbox` tag. Define a budget action that attaches a restrictive Service Control Policy (SCP) to the Sandbox Organizational Unit (OU) if actual costs reach 120% of the threshold.Cevap
- CSchedule a daily report delivery in AWS Cost Explorer to inspect data transfer costs, sending email notifications to the cloud operations team when costs exceed the previous day's baseline.
- DPurchase a Compute Savings Plan matching the sandbox's historical compute usage to automatically cap sandbox expenditures at 120% of the budgeted monthly limit.
- EImplement AWS Budgets for the sandbox environment, and configure an automated action utilizing the AWS account root user credentials to shut down all active EC2 instances when the cost threshold is breached.