When estimating AWS costs, which option BEST describes the three main components that make up the pricing?
A question asking for the three main components of AWS pricing.
Number of users, contract years, and number of support calls
AWS pay-as-you-go pricing is not determined by the number of users, contract years, or number of support calls.
It is wrong as a description of the main pricing components, so it is incorrect.
Account creation date, login count, and password length
These are items unrelated to pricing.
They are not the main components of AWS pricing, so it is incorrect.
Office floor area, number of employees, and electricity bill
These are your own company's expenses, not components of AWS pricing.
They are not the main components of AWS pricing, so it is incorrect.
Compute, storage, and data transfer (outbound)
This is correct. AWS costs are mainly made up of three components: compute (use of compute resources), storage (amount of data stored), and data transfer (especially outbound transfer to the internet). Cost estimation centers on the usage of these.
The three main components of AWS pricing are compute / storage / data transfer (outbound). Cost estimation centers on the usage of these three.