Mod 2: Cloud Economics and Billing Flashcards

1
Q

(Fundamentals of Pricing)
-charged per hour/second (Linux only)
-varies by instance type

A

compute

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2
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(Fundamentals of Pricing)
-charged typically by GB

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storage

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3
Q

(Fundamentals of Pricing)
-outbound is aggregated and charged
-inbound has no charge )with some exceptions)
-chagres typically per GB

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data transfer

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4
Q

How do you pay for AWS? (3)

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-pay for what you use
-pay less when you reserve
-pay less when you use more and as AWS grows.

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5
Q

largest discount

A

AURI (All upfront reserved instance)

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6
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lower discount

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PURI (Partial upfront reserved instance)

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7
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smaller discount

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NURI (No upfront reserved instance)

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8
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-enables you to gain free hands-on experience with the AWS platform, products, and services. Free for 1 year for new customers

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AWS Free Tier

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9
Q

-Amazon VPC
-Elastic Beanstalk
-Auto scaling
-AWS Cloud Formation
-AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)

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Service with no charge

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10
Q

is the financial estimate to help identity direct and indirect costs of a system

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Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)

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11
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-to compare the costs of running an entire infrastructure environment or specific workload on-premises versus on AWS.
-to budget and build the business case for moving to the cloud.

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Why use TCO

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12
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TCO Considerations

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-Server costs
-Storage costs
-Network costs
-IT Labor costs

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13
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-estimate monthly costs
-identify oppurtunities to reduce monthly costs
-model your solutions before building them.
-explore price points and calculations behind your estimate.
-find the available instance types and contract terms that meet your needs.
-name your estimate and create and name group of service.

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AWS Pricing Calculations

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14
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-reduced spending on compute, storage, networking, security.
-reductions in hardware and software purchases (capex)
-reductions is operational costs, backup, and disaster recovery.
-reductions in operations panel.

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Hard benefits

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15
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-reuse of service and applicatons that enable you to define land redefine solutions by using the same cloud secure.
-increased developer productivity
-improved customer satisfaction
-agile business processes that can quickly respond to new and emerging opppurtunities.
-increase in global reach

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soft benefits

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16
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-policy-based account management
-group based account management
-application programming interfaces (APIs) that automate account management.
-consolidated billing

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Key Feature and Benefits (AWS Organizations)

17
Q

Control access with AWS identity and Access Management (IAM)

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Security with AWS Organizations

18
Q

(Security with AWS Organizations)
-enable you to allow or deny access to AWS services for users, groups, and roles

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IAM policies

19
Q

(Security with AWS Organizations)
-enable you to allow or deny access to AWS services for individuals or group accounts in an organizational unit (OU)

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Service Control Policies

20
Q

Organizations Set up (4)

A

1) Create Organization
2) Create Organozational Units
3) Create Service Control Policies
4) Test restrictions

21
Q

(Limits)
-must be composed of Unicode characters
-must be exceed 250 characters in length

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limits on names

22
Q

(max and min values)
-roots

A

1

23
Q

(max and min values)
-OUs

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1,000

24
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(max and min values)
-policies

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1,000

25
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(max and min values)
-max size of a service control policy document

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5,120 bytes

26
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(max and min values)
-max nesting of OUs in a root

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5 levels of OUs in a root

27
Q

(max and min values)
-invitations sent per day

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20

28
Q

(max and min values)
-number os member accounts you can create concurrently

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5 (can progress at the same time)

29
Q

(max and min values)
-number of entities to which you can attach a policy

A

unlimited

30
Q

Accessing AWS Organizations (4)

A

-AWS Management Console
-AWS Command Line Interface
-Software Development Kits (SDKs)
-HTTPS Query Application Programmming Interfaces (API)

31
Q

(AWS Billing and Cost Management)
Tools

A

-AWS Budgets
-AWS Cost and Usage Report
-AWS Cost Explorer

32
Q

(Technical Support)
-provides unique combination of tools and expertise.
–AWS Support
–AWS Support plans

A

AWS Support

33
Q

(Technical Support)
-support is provided for:

A

-Experimenting with AWS
-Production use of AWS
-Business-critical use of AWS

34
Q

(Technical Support)
-best practices

A

AWS Trusted Actor

35
Q

(Technical Support)
-Account assistance

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AWS Support Concierge

36
Q

(Support Plans)
-resources center access, serice health dashboard, product FAQs, discussion forms, and support for health checks.

A

basic support

37
Q

(Support Plans)
-support for early development of AWS

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developer support

38
Q

(Support Plans)
-customers that run productin workloads

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business support

39
Q

(Support Plans)
-customers that run business and mission-critical worloads

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enterprise support