A SysOps administrator is setting up a monthly cost budget in AWS Budgets. The administrator wants to use AWS Budgets Actions to automatically apply a restrictive IAM policy to a developer group if the actual monthly spend exceeds a specific threshold.
Which of the following are required to successfully configure and run this budget action? (Select TWO.)
- An IAM role that grants the AWS Budgets service principal permission to run the action and apply the policyCevap
- A budget action configured in AWS Budgets that specifies the action threshold, the target group, and the IAM policy to applyCevap
- CAn Amazon CloudWatch billing alarm configured to trigger an AWS Lambda function that modifies the group permissions
- DAn active AWS Cost Anomaly Detection monitor to track spending spikes and execute the policy action
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To configure the AWS Budgets Action, the administrator must create an IAM role that trusts the AWS Budgets service principal and has permissions to apply the policy, and configure the budget action within AWS Budgets to define the threshold, target group, and policy.
The correct requirements are creating an IAM role that trusts the AWS Budgets service principal and configuring the budget action directly inside AWS Budgets. This allows the AWS Budgets service to securely assume the role and apply the restrictive policy to the developer group when the cost threshold is crossed.
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AWS Budgets Actions allow SysOps administrators to configure automated responses (such as applying IAM policies, Service Control Policies, or stopping EC2/RDS instances) when a cost or usage budget threshold is met. This requires configuring the action in AWS Budgets and providing an IAM role that the AWS Budgets service principal can assume to execute the action.