A company plans to migrate its e-commerce platform from an on-premises data center to Azure. The website experiences highly variable traffic, with major spikes during seasonal sales events and minimal traffic otherwise. By moving to Azure's consumption-based model, which of the following describes the financial impact on the company?
- The company transitions from Capital Expenditure (CapEx) to Operational Expenditure (OpEx), paying only for the computing resources they actively consume.Cevap
- BThe company transitions from Operational Expenditure (OpEx) to Capital Expenditure (CapEx), allowing them to deduct the full cost of cloud resources as an upfront physical asset.
- CThe company continues to incur Capital Expenditure (CapEx) because they must pre-allocate and pay for peak capacity upfront to ensure website availability.
- DThe company's financial model remains unchanged because Azure virtual machines are classified as physical capital assets with fixed monthly depreciation.
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The company transitions from Capital Expenditure (CapEx) to Operational Expenditure (OpEx), paying only for the computing resources they actively consume.
Migrating to a consumption-based model in Azure allows the company to eliminate upfront infrastructure costs (CapEx) and instead pay for cloud resources as they are consumed (OpEx). This aligns their operational costs directly with the demand spikes and valleys of their e-commerce website.
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Under a consumption-based model, organizations do not pay upfront costs for physical infrastructure. Instead, they classify cloud spending as Operational Expenditure (OpEx), aligning costs directly with resource consumption.
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