Explanation:
Compute Savings Plans are the most flexible option because they apply to usage across Amazon EC2, AWS Fargate, and AWS Lambda regardless of instance family, size, Region, or tenancy. Since the company is transitioning from EC2 to Fargate, Compute Savings Plans will cover both during the transition and only Fargate afterward. To maximize discounts, "Partial Upfront" or "All Upfront" options provide higher savings than "No Upfront". Option C is incorrect because EC2 Instance Savings Plans are tied to specific instance families in a region and would not apply to Fargate. Option D (Reserved Instances) is also specific to EC2 and lacks the flexibility needed for the Fargate migration.
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Question 9. A company runs its entire suite of applications on Amazon EC2 instances. The company plans to move the applications to containers and AWS Fargate. Within 6 months, the company plans to retire its EC2 instances and use only Fargate. The company has been able to estimate its future Fargate costs. A SysOps administrator needs to choose a purchasing option to help the company minimize costs. The SysOps administrator must maximize any discounts that are available and must ensure that there are no unused reservations. Which purchasing option will meet these requirements?
A
Compute Savings Plans for 1 year with the No Upfront payment option
B
Compute Savings Plans for 1 year with the Partial Upfront payment option
C
EC2 Instance Savings Plans for 1 year with the All Upfront payment option
D
EC2 Reserved Instances for 1 year with the Partial Upfront payment option
E
None
F
None
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