Q45 — AWS SAA-C03 Ch.10

Question 45 of 100 | ← Chapter 10

Q645. A company hosts multiple applications on AWS for different product lines. The applications use different compute resources,including Amazon EC2 instances and Application Load Balancers.The applications run in different AWS accounts under the same organization in AWS Organizations across multiple AWS Regions. Teams for each product line have tagged each compute resource in the individual accounts. The company wants more details about the cost for each product line from the consolidated billing feature in Organizations.Which combination of steps will meet these requirements?(Select TWO.)

Correct Answer: B. Select a specific user-defined tag in the AWS Billing console, E. Activate the selected tag from the Organizations management account

Explanation

To obtain more details about the cost for each product line from the consolidated billing feature in AWS Organizations, the following combination of steps should be taken:B. Select a specific user-defined tag in the AWS Billing console. E. Activate the selected tag from the Organizations management account. By selecting a specific user-defined tag in the AWS Billing console, you can filter and view cost details based on that tag. This allows you to isolate costs associated with specific product lines. To ensure the selected tag is activated and applied across the AWS accounts under the organization, you need to activate the tag from the Organizations management account.Option A is not the best choice:A. Selecting a specific AWS generated tag in the AWS Billing console may not provide the necessary granularity or alignment with the product lines defined by the company.Option C is not the best choice either:C. Selecting a specific user-defined tag in the AWS Resource Groups console is not directly related to obtaining cost details from the consolidated billing feature. The AWS Resource Groups console is primarily used for organizing and managing AWS resources.Option D is not the best choice either:D. Activating the selected tag from each individual AWS account would be cumbersome and may not be practical, especially if there are multiple AWS accounts under the organization. Therefore, the most appropriate steps to meet the requirements are to select a specific user-defined tag in the AWS Billing console and activate the selected tag from the Organizations management account.