A company manages a multi-account environment using AWS Organizations with consolidated billing. The workloads are distributed as follows:
- The production account runs a steady-state fleet of Amazon EC2 m6i.large instances.
- The staging account runs microservices on Amazon ECS with AWS Fargate.
- The analytics account runs batch processing using AWS Lambda functions.
The SysOps administrator must implement a cost optimization strategy that achieves the maximum possible savings across Fargate, Lambda, and EC2 workloads while allowing the EC2 instance families to be changed in the future. Which of the following actions should the SysOps administrator take to meet these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Purchase a Compute Savings Plan to cover the Fargate, Lambda, and EC2 workloads.Cevap
- Ensure that Savings Plan sharing is enabled in the billing preferences of the Organizations management account.Cevap
- CPurchase an EC2 Instance Savings Plan for the m6i instance family to cover both the EC2 instances and the Fargate tasks.
- DPurchase Standard Reserved Instances at the management account level to cover the Lambda functions.
- EPurchase Regional Reserved Instances for the Fargate tasks to cover their steady-state run time.
Cevap
Purchase a Compute Savings Plan to cover all three workloads, and ensure that Savings Plan sharing is enabled in the Organizations billing preferences.
The correct options are to purchase a Compute Savings Plan and ensure Savings Plan sharing is enabled. Compute Savings Plans are the only commitment discount type that covers Amazon EC2, AWS Fargate, and AWS Lambda simultaneously. Enabling sharing across AWS Organizations ensures that the commitment applies to workloads running in the staging and analytics member accounts, maximizing overall savings.
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Compute Savings Plans offer the greatest flexibility and automatically apply across EC2, Fargate, and Lambda, even across multiple accounts in an AWS Organization when sharing is enabled.