Question 100
A file service sends large quantities of data to customers across the internet, but its budget assumes every transferred byte costs the same as inbound upload. Which response best addresses the situation?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Data transfer charges can vary by direction and path, so inbound and outbound traffic are not necessarily priced alike.
Incorrect Answers
Data transfer charges can vary by direction and path, so inbound and outbound traffic are not necessarily priced alike. That alternative applies to a different situation: A finance analyst assumes Capacity Reservations and Savings Plans are identical products with the same capacity guarantees and discounts.
Data transfer charges can vary by direction and path, so inbound and outbound traffic are not necessarily priced alike. That alternative applies to a different situation: An application communicates between two AWS Regions and the team assumes there can be no networking charges because both Regions belong to AWS.
Data transfer charges can vary by direction and path, so inbound and outbound traffic are not necessarily priced alike. That alternative applies to a different situation: A backup team chooses the cheapest advertised S3 archival storage rate but expects thousands of immediate restores each day.






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