Understand concepts of cloud economics.
10 practice questions under this official exam objective (CLF-C02), each with the answer key, an option-by-option explanation and instant feedback.
Questions under this objective
10 total · page 1 of 1Which Option Is a Benefit of Economies of Scale in Cloud Computing?
Economies of scale in AWS cloud computing means aggregated customer usage drives down per-unit pay-as-you-go pricing, so you achieve a lower variable
AWS Organizations for Cost Separation and Tracking
This question addresses the optimal strategy for separating and tracking costs across multiple business units on AWS. The correct solution leverages A
Which AWS benefit replaces upfront fixed expenses with variable expenses?
Pay-as-you-go pricing lets AWS customers replace upfront capital expenses with variable operating expenses based on consumption. This page confirms op
AWS Cloud Cost-Effectiveness Principles
Identifies the two core economic benefits of AWS: trading fixed for variable expenses and benefiting from economies of scale to achieve cost-effective
How to Optimize a 24/7 EC2 Workload with Reserved Instances?
For a 24/7 EC2 workload that will keep the same instance family and type for 12 months, a Standard Reserved Instance purchased All Upfront delivers th
Amazon EC2 Reserved Instances Term for Maximum Savings
This question tests knowledge of AWS pricing models, specifically the term lengths available for EC2 Reserved Instances. The correct answer is C becau
Which EC2 Instance Type Supports Windows Server BYOL?
Dedicated Hosts are the Amazon EC2 option that provides the socket and core visibility needed to reuse existing per-socket, per-core, or per-VM Micros
Which Two Tools Calculate AWS Compute TCO?
This CLF-C02 question asks which pair of AWS tools estimates the total cost of ownership for server-based compute workloads moved to the cloud. The co
Cloud Economics: Trading Fixed for Variable Expenses
This question explores the core benefit of cloud economics by contrasting traditional capital expenditure with modern operational spending models.
Which AWS service handles sudden EC2 demand spikes at lowest cost?
AWS Auto Scaling is the service that dynamically adds or removes EC2 instances as application demand rises and falls, keeping performance steady while