A media streaming company manages three AWS accounts (Development, Staging, and Production) under an AWS Organization with consolidated billing. The Production account runs a steady-state application on a fleet of EC2 instances, with supplementary microservices deployed on AWS Fargate and AWS Lambda. The private subnets in the Production VPC route all outbound traffic through a pair of NAT Gateways (one in each Availability Zone) to access Amazon S3 and Amazon DynamoDB. The Development account contains several EC2 instances that run continuously but are only needed during working hours (). The Solutions Architect needs to implement cost-optimization strategies that reduce overall expenditure without compromising the high availability of production workloads. Which of the following actions should the Solutions Architect recommend? (Select TWO.)
- Purchase Compute Savings Plans in the organization's management account to apply cost discounts across the EC2, Fargate, and Lambda workloads in all member accounts.Cevap
- Deploy VPC Gateway Endpoints for Amazon S3 and Amazon DynamoDB in the Production VPC, and configure route tables to direct this traffic through the endpoints.Cevap
- CPurchase EC2 Instance Savings Plans in the Production account to apply cost discounts to the AWS Fargate tasks and AWS Lambda functions.
- DReplace the dual NAT Gateways in the Production VPC with a single NAT Gateway deployed in a single public subnet to reduce hourly NAT Gateway provisioning costs.
- EUse AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM) to share Savings Plans with member accounts to ensure the discount is applied to Development and Staging workloads.