AWS Certified Data Analytics Specialty 2021 – Hands-On - Cost of the Course + AWS (Amazon Web Services) Budget Setup

The video tutorial guides viewers on setting up a budget in AWS to manage course costs effectively. It begins with an introduction to budgeting, suggesting a $10 budget for the course. The tutorial then demonstrates how to create and configure a budget in AWS, including setting a budget name, amount, and scope. It also covers setting alert thresholds to receive notifications when spending approaches the budget limit. The video concludes with a review of the budget setup process, emphasizing the importance of cost control in AWS.

Why is it recommended to budget $10 for the course?

• To ensure you can follow along with the course

• To upgrade to a premium tier

• To cover unexpected expenses

• To pay for additional resources

What is the first step in creating a budget in AWS?

• Choosing the budget amount

• Selecting the budget scope

• Entering the budget name

• Setting alert thresholds

What is the difference between a fixed and a planned budget?

• Fixed is for a single month, planned is for multiple months

• Fixed is for all services, planned is for selected services

• Fixed is for a set amount, planned is for a variable amount

• Fixed is for AWS only, planned is for all cloud services

At what percentage of the budget does the first alert get triggered?

• 50%

• 60%

• 70%

• 80%

What action is taken when the budget is close to being reached?

• A report is generated

• An email notification is sent

• The budget is automatically increased

• The services are paused