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You want to set a billing alert that notifies you by email when your AWS spending exceeds $500 and again at $750. How can you configure this using AWS Budgets?

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AWS - Account and Billing
You want to set a billing alert that notifies you by email when your AWS spending exceeds $500 and again at $750. How can you configure this using AWS Budgets?
ACreate one budget with two notification thresholds: 50% and 75% of $1000 budget
BCreate two separate budgets each with one notification at $500 and $750
CCreate one budget with a single notification at $625 (average of $500 and $750)
DCreate one budget with a notification only at $750 and manually check for $500
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
  1. Step 1: Understand AWS Budgets notification capabilities

    AWS Budgets allows multiple notification thresholds per budget.
  2. Step 2: Apply thresholds to a single budget

    Set budget at $1000 with notifications at 50% ($500) and 75% ($750) to get alerts at both amounts.
  3. Step 3: Evaluate other options

    Creating two budgets is unnecessary; a single notification at the average misses the exact alert points; manual checking is inefficient.
  4. Final Answer:

    Create one budget with two notification thresholds: 50% and 75% of $1000 budget -> Option A
  5. Quick Check:

    Multiple notifications per budget = correct setup [OK]
Quick Trick: Use multiple thresholds in one budget for several alerts [OK]
Common Mistakes:
MISTAKES
  • Creating multiple budgets instead of multiple notifications
  • Using average threshold instead of exact values
  • Relying on manual checks instead of alerts

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