Azure Fundamentals Module 6 Review

They're just test environments. Spin them up and check the bill at the end of the month.

Assume that running in the cloud costs about the same as running in the datacenter.

Run the Total Cost of Ownership Calculator

Do nothing. Let the development team use what they need.

Apply spending limits to the development team's Azure subscription.

Verbally give the development lead a budget and hold them accountable for overages.

Delete the VMs before the weekend and create a new set the following week.

Deallocate virtual machines when they're not in use.

Just let everything run. Azure bills you only for the CPU time that you use.

Apply a tag to each virtual machine that identifies the appropriate billing department.

Split the cost evenly between departments.

Keep a spreadsheet that lists each team's resources.

Increase the size of each virtual machine.

Deploy extra instances of the same virtual machines across the different availability zones in the same Azure region.

Do nothing. Using Azure Load Balancer increase the SLA for virtual machines.

The Special Orders app is already in production. The company shouldn't look into the AR service until the service reaches general availability.

The Special Orders app is mainly for use by retail employees. The company can integrate the AR service now because potential downtime or failures aren't an important factor.

The development team can create a prototype version of the app that includes the AR service that it tests out with select retain employees.