WHY A IS False? |
CONCEPT: Azure VM Cost |
- The cost of an Azure VM depends on various factors like its size, OS, and region.
- Even though we create two VMs of the same size and OS they incur different charges if they are in a different region.
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WHY B IS False? |
CONCEPT: CapEx |
CapEx refers to money that is spent upfront on infrastructure hardware such as routers, switches, and servers.
Examples:
- Deploying your own data center.
- Azure Reserved VM Instances.
Refer to blog for more details: AZ-900 CHEATSHEET |
WHY C IS False? |
CONCEPT: OpEx |
OpEx is your operating costs, the expenses to run the day-to-day business, like services and consumable items that get used up and are paid for according to use.
In the case of Azure Reserved VMs, we are paying upfront for reserving our VM, thus becomes a CapEx.
Refer to blog for more details: AZ-900 CHEATSHEET
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WHY D IS True? |
CONCEPT: CapEx |
CapEx refers to money that is spent upfront on infrastructure hardware such as routers, switches, and servers.
Examples:
- Deploying your own data center.
- Azure Reserved VM Instances.
Refer to blog for more details: AZ-900 CHEATSHEET
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Short Trick |
CapEx refers to money that is spent upfront on infrastructure hardware such as routers, switches, and servers.
Examples:
- Deploying your own data center.
- Azure Reserved VM Instances.
Refer to blog for more details: AZ-900 CHEATSHEET
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