A financial services firm is migrating its core transaction processing platform to AWS. The architecture consists of two main components that will run continuously 24/7: a fleet of Amazon EC2 instances for the application layer, and an Amazon RDS for MySQL database. Both components have highly predictable compute requirements. The firm wants to commit to a 3-year term to achieve the maximum possible discount on their compute costs. Which combination of purchasing options offers the most cost-optimized solution?
- APurchase a Compute Savings Plan to cover both the Amazon EC2 application fleet and the Amazon RDS database.
- Purchase a Compute Savings Plan for the Amazon EC2 application fleet, and purchase Amazon RDS Reserved Instances for the Amazon RDS database.Cevap
- CPurchase EC2 Instance Savings Plans to cover both the Amazon EC2 application fleet and the Amazon RDS database.
- DPurchase Amazon RDS Reserved Instances to cover both the Amazon RDS database and the Amazon EC2 application fleet.
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Purchase a Compute Savings Plan for the Amazon EC2 application fleet, and purchase Amazon RDS Reserved Instances for the Amazon RDS database.
The correct strategy combines a Compute Savings Plan for the EC2 application layer with RDS Reserved Instances for the database layer. This is necessary because AWS Compute Savings Plans apply discounts to EC2, AWS Lambda, and AWS Fargate, but they do not apply to Amazon RDS database instances, which must be covered under RDS Reserved Instances.
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AWS Savings Plans and Reserved Instances have distinct scopes of application; specifically, Compute Savings Plans do not cover Amazon RDS databases.