An event management company hosts three large-scale virtual conferences per year. During these three-day events, their web application traffic spikes by , requiring substantial temporary computing resources. For the remaining days of the year, traffic is extremely low. The company decides to migrate its web hosting from on-premises hardware to Microsoft Azure virtual machines. Which of the following statements correctly describes the financial impact of this migration under the Azure consumption-based model?
- The company pays only for the virtual machines during the days they are running, classifying these costs as operational expenditure (OpEx) with no upfront infrastructure investment.Cevap
- BThe company must pay a fixed, upfront capital expenditure (CapEx) fee at the beginning of each year to reserve the computing capacity needed for the traffic spikes.
- CThe costs associated with running the Azure virtual machines are classified as capital expenditure (CapEx) and can be depreciated as physical assets over time.
- DThe company will pay a flat monthly operational expenditure (OpEx) rate that remains constant regardless of whether the virtual machines are running or stopped.
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The company pays only for the virtual machines during the days they are running, classifying these costs as operational expenditure (OpEx) with no upfront infrastructure investment.
Under Azure's consumption-based model, organizations do not need to invest in upfront physical infrastructure (CapEx). Instead, they are billed based on the actual resources consumed. For virtual machines, this means paying only for the runtime, which is categorized as an operational expenditure (OpEx). This model is highly beneficial for companies with variable workloads, as they can scale down or stop resources when not in use to minimize costs.
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