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Amazon AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 Practice Test 14

Question 130

Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: A small team wants supported software use without separately providing transferable licenses?

  1. Bring Your Own License — BYOL uses eligible customer-owned software license entitlements subject to vendor terms
  2. License-included model — License-included pricing bundles eligible software license costs into the relevant AWS offering
  3. Dedicated tenancy — uses single-customer hardware tenancy rather than choosing a software license purchase model
  4. Savings Plans — discount eligible compute usage for a term spending commitment

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

License-included pricing bundles eligible software license costs into the relevant AWS offering. This fits the situation: A small team wants supported software use without separately providing transferable licenses.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Bring Your Own License: BYOL uses eligible customer-owned software license entitlements subject to vendor terms. This does not address the need for A small team wants supported software use without separately providing transferable licenses. The appropriate License-included model applies because License-included pricing bundles eligible software license costs into the relevant AWS offering.

C:

Dedicated tenancy uses single-customer hardware tenancy rather than choosing a software license purchase model. This does not address the need for A small team wants supported software use without separately providing transferable licenses. The appropriate License-included model applies because License-included pricing bundles eligible software license costs into the relevant AWS offering.

D:

Savings Plans: Discount eligible compute usage for a term spending commitment. This does not address the need for A small team wants supported software use without separately providing transferable licenses. The appropriate License-included model applies because License-included pricing bundles eligible software license costs into the relevant AWS offering.

Question 131

A dev lab is left running every night and can stop during nonworking hours. Which option is the best fit?

  1. Permanent peak allocation
  2. Always-on instances
  3. Scheduled automation
  4. Manual procurement

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time. This fits the case: A dev lab is left running every night and can stop during nonworking hours.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Permanent peak allocation: Reserves peak resources even after the temporary demand has ended. That does not meet the requirement: A dev lab is left running every night and can stop during nonworking hours.

B:

Always-on instances: Keep compute running even when variable demand could be met with a more flexible consumption model. That does not meet the requirement: A dev lab is left running every night and can stop during nonworking hours.

D:

Manual procurement requires acquiring or approving hardware before it can be deployed. That does not meet the requirement: A dev lab is left running every night and can stop during nonworking hours.

Question 132

A dev lab is left running every night and can stop during nonworking hours. Which justification most accurately supports the recommended choice?

  1. Always-on instances — keep compute running even when variable demand could be met with a more flexible consumption model
  2. Permanent peak allocation — reserves peak resources even after the temporary demand has ended
  3. Manual procurement — requires acquiring or approving hardware before it can be deployed
  4. Scheduled automation — Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time. This fits the situation: A dev lab is left running every night and can stop during nonworking hours.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Always-on instances: Keep compute running even when variable demand could be met with a more flexible consumption model. This does not address the need for A dev lab is left running every night and can stop during nonworking hours. The appropriate Scheduled automation applies because Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time.

B:

Permanent peak allocation: Reserves peak resources even after the temporary demand has ended. This does not address the need for A dev lab is left running every night and can stop during nonworking hours. The appropriate Scheduled automation applies because Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time.

C:

Manual procurement requires acquiring or approving hardware before it can be deployed. This does not address the need for A dev lab is left running every night and can stop during nonworking hours. The appropriate Scheduled automation applies because Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time.

Question 133

Consider this AWS requirement: An organization wants repeatable shutdown schedules for unused test environments. What should the team select?

  1. Scheduled automation
  2. Always-on instances
  3. Permanent peak allocation
  4. Manual procurement

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time. This fits the case: An organization wants repeatable shutdown schedules for unused test environments.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Always-on instances: Keep compute running even when variable demand could be met with a more flexible consumption model. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: An organization wants repeatable shutdown schedules for unused test environments.

C:

Permanent peak allocation: Reserves peak resources even after the temporary demand has ended. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: An organization wants repeatable shutdown schedules for unused test environments.

D:

Manual procurement requires acquiring or approving hardware before it can be deployed. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: An organization wants repeatable shutdown schedules for unused test environments.

Question 134

A review board wants evidence for this choice: An organization wants repeatable shutdown schedules for unused test environments. Which reasoning is best aligned with the requirement?

  1. Manual procurement — requires acquiring or approving hardware before it can be deployed
  2. Scheduled automation — Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time
  3. Permanent peak allocation — reserves peak resources even after the temporary demand has ended
  4. Always-on instances — keep compute running even when variable demand could be met with a more flexible consumption model

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time. This fits the situation: An organization wants repeatable shutdown schedules for unused test environments.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Manual procurement requires acquiring or approving hardware before it can be deployed. This does not address the need for An organization wants repeatable shutdown schedules for unused test environments. The appropriate Scheduled automation applies because Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time.

C:

Permanent peak allocation: Reserves peak resources even after the temporary demand has ended. This does not address the need for An organization wants repeatable shutdown schedules for unused test environments. The appropriate Scheduled automation applies because Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time.

D:

Always-on instances: Keep compute running even when variable demand could be met with a more flexible consumption model. This does not address the need for An organization wants repeatable shutdown schedules for unused test environments. The appropriate Scheduled automation applies because Automating start and stop of nonproduction resources can reduce paid idle time.

Question 135

A company compares AWS with maintaining an on-premises server room including power and staffing. Which cloud capability or service directly addresses the requirement?

  1. Purchase invoice only
  2. Bandwidth-only analysis
  3. Total cost of ownership analysis
  4. Instance hourly price only

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance. This fits the case: A company compares AWS with maintaining an on-premises server room including power and staffing.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Purchase invoice only: Reflects procurement spending but not usage-based service cost allocation. That does not meet the requirement: A company compares AWS with maintaining an on-premises server room including power and staffing.

B:

Bandwidth-only analysis: Considers data transfer alone rather than the complete set of service usage charges. That does not meet the requirement: A company compares AWS with maintaining an on-premises server room including power and staffing.

D:

Instance hourly price only: Misses storage, data transfer and other charges in the total AWS cost. That does not meet the requirement: A company compares AWS with maintaining an on-premises server room including power and staffing.

Question 136

A company compares AWS with maintaining an on-premises server room including power and staffing. Which explanation correctly distinguishes the appropriate approach from the alternatives?

  1. Purchase invoice only — reflects procurement spending but not usage-based service cost allocation
  2. Bandwidth-only analysis — considers data transfer alone rather than the complete set of service usage charges
  3. Instance hourly price only — misses storage, data transfer and other charges in the total AWS cost
  4. Total cost of ownership analysis — Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance. This fits the situation: A company compares AWS with maintaining an on-premises server room including power and staffing.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Purchase invoice only: Reflects procurement spending but not usage-based service cost allocation. This does not address the need for A company compares AWS with maintaining an on-premises server room including power and staffing. The appropriate Total cost of ownership analysis applies because Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance.

B:

Bandwidth-only analysis: Considers data transfer alone rather than the complete set of service usage charges. This does not address the need for A company compares AWS with maintaining an on-premises server room including power and staffing. The appropriate Total cost of ownership analysis applies because Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance.

C:

Instance hourly price only: Misses storage, data transfer and other charges in the total AWS cost. This does not address the need for A company compares AWS with maintaining an on-premises server room including power and staffing. The appropriate Total cost of ownership analysis applies because Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance.

Question 137

A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A board reviews cloud economics and wants to account for hardware maintenance and facilities costs. Which choice is most appropriate?

  1. Total cost of ownership analysis
  2. Instance hourly price only
  3. Bandwidth-only analysis
  4. Purchase invoice only

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance. This fits the case: A board reviews cloud economics and wants to account for hardware maintenance and facilities costs.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Instance hourly price only: Misses storage, data transfer and other charges in the total AWS cost. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A board reviews cloud economics and wants to account for hardware maintenance and facilities costs.

C:

Bandwidth-only analysis: Considers data transfer alone rather than the complete set of service usage charges. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A board reviews cloud economics and wants to account for hardware maintenance and facilities costs.

D:

Purchase invoice only: Reflects procurement spending but not usage-based service cost allocation. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A board reviews cloud economics and wants to account for hardware maintenance and facilities costs.

Question 138

For the following need, select the most defensible technical rationale: A board reviews cloud economics and wants to account for hardware maintenance and facilities costs.

  1. Purchase invoice only — reflects procurement spending but not usage-based service cost allocation
  2. Total cost of ownership analysis — Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance
  3. Instance hourly price only — misses storage, data transfer and other charges in the total AWS cost
  4. Bandwidth-only analysis — considers data transfer alone rather than the complete set of service usage charges

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance. This fits the situation: A board reviews cloud economics and wants to account for hardware maintenance and facilities costs.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Purchase invoice only: Reflects procurement spending but not usage-based service cost allocation. This does not address the need for A board reviews cloud economics and wants to account for hardware maintenance and facilities costs. The appropriate Total cost of ownership analysis applies because Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance.

C:

Instance hourly price only: Misses storage, data transfer and other charges in the total AWS cost. This does not address the need for A board reviews cloud economics and wants to account for hardware maintenance and facilities costs. The appropriate Total cost of ownership analysis applies because Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance.

D:

Bandwidth-only analysis: Considers data transfer alone rather than the complete set of service usage charges. This does not address the need for A board reviews cloud economics and wants to account for hardware maintenance and facilities costs. The appropriate Total cost of ownership analysis applies because Total cost of ownership compares full relevant costs, including facilities, labor and maintenance.

Question 139

A team spends significant time patching infrastructure instead of building customer features. Identify the AWS approach that most directly meets the stated goal.

  1. Colocation expansion
  2. Manual hardware refresh
  3. Managed-service adoption
  4. Self-managed infrastructure

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Using managed services can reduce routine undifferentiated infrastructure operations. This fits the case: A team spends significant time patching infrastructure instead of building customer features.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Colocation expansion adds customer-managed capacity at a rented facility. That does not meet the requirement: A team spends significant time patching infrastructure instead of building customer features.

B:

Manual hardware refresh requires administrators to replace or upgrade physical equipment directly. That does not meet the requirement: A team spends significant time patching infrastructure instead of building customer features.

D:

Self-managed infrastructure: Leaves the customer responsible for maintenance and administration of the chosen systems. That does not meet the requirement: A team spends significant time patching infrastructure instead of building customer features.

Question 140

Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: A team spends significant time patching infrastructure instead of building customer features?

  1. Manual hardware refresh — requires administrators to replace or upgrade physical equipment directly
  2. Self-managed infrastructure — leaves the customer responsible for maintenance and administration of the chosen systems
  3. Colocation expansion — adds customer-managed capacity at a rented facility
  4. Managed-service adoption — Using managed services can reduce routine undifferentiated infrastructure operations

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Using managed services can reduce routine undifferentiated infrastructure operations. This fits the situation: A team spends significant time patching infrastructure instead of building customer features.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Manual hardware refresh requires administrators to replace or upgrade physical equipment directly. This does not address the need for A team spends significant time patching infrastructure instead of building customer features. The appropriate Managed-service adoption applies because Using managed services can reduce routine undifferentiated infrastructure operations.

B:

Self-managed infrastructure: Leaves the customer responsible for maintenance and administration of the chosen systems. This does not address the need for A team spends significant time patching infrastructure instead of building customer features. The appropriate Managed-service adoption applies because Using managed services can reduce routine undifferentiated infrastructure operations.

C:

Colocation expansion adds customer-managed capacity at a rented facility. This does not address the need for A team spends significant time patching infrastructure instead of building customer features. The appropriate Managed-service adoption applies because Using managed services can reduce routine undifferentiated infrastructure operations.