AWS - EC2 FundamentalsIf you launch an EC2 instance with a spot pricing model and the spot price exceeds your bid, what happens to your instance?AThe instance continues running without interruptionBThe instance is paused until the price dropsCThe instance is terminated automaticallyDYou are charged the maximum bid price regardlessCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand spot instance pricing behaviorSpot instances run when your bid price is above the current spot price; if price rises above your bid, AWS terminates the instance.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect behaviorsSpot instances do not pause or continue running if price exceeds bid; charges are based on spot price, not max bid.Final Answer:The instance is terminated automatically -> Option CQuick Check:Spot price > bid = instance termination [OK]Quick Trick: Spot instances stop if price exceeds your bid [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking spot instances pause instead of terminateAssuming charges are max bid priceBelieving instances run uninterrupted regardless of price
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