AWS - EC2 FundamentalsYou want to optimize costs by combining Reserved and Spot Instances for a web application. Which approach is best?AUse Reserved Instances only and avoid SpotBUse Spot Instances only for all trafficCUse Reserved Instances for steady baseline and Spot for extra capacityDUse On-Demand Instances for baseline and Reserved for spikesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand workload patternWeb app has steady baseline and variable extra traffic.Step 2: Match pricing models to workloadReserved Instances cover steady baseline at low cost; Spot Instances handle variable load cheaply but with interruptions.Step 3: Evaluate other optionsSpot only risks interruptions; Reserved only misses cost savings; On-Demand for baseline is costlier.Final Answer:Use Reserved Instances for steady baseline and Spot for extra capacity -> Option CQuick Check:Combine Reserved baseline + Spot extra = cost optimized [OK]Quick Trick: Baseline on Reserved, spikes on Spot saves money [OK]Common Mistakes:Using Spot only risking downtimeIgnoring cost benefits of ReservedConfusing On-Demand role
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