A company plans to use an Amazon Snowball Edge device to transfer files to the AWS Cloud. Which activities related to a Snowball Edge device are available to the company at no cost?
A.
Use of the Snowball Edge appliance for a 10-day period
B.
The transfer of data out of Amazon S3 and to the Snowball Edge appliance
C.
The transfer of data from the Snowball Edge appliance into Amazon S3
D.
Daily use of the Snowball Edge appliance after 10 days
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When using an Amazon Snowball Edge device to transfer files to the AWS Cloud, there are several activities that are available to the company at no additional cost. These include:
Data Transfer into Amazon S3:
Transferring data from the Snowball Edge device into Amazon S3 does not incur any charges. AWS does not charge for data ingestion into S3.
Device Shipping (Standard Shipping):
The cost of standard shipping to and from AWS is included in the service cost. This means that AWS covers the shipping charges for delivering the Snowball Edge device to your location and returning it to AWS, provided you use the standard shipping option.
Data Transfer within Snowball Edge Device:
Moving data within the Snowball Edge device, such as transferring data to the device's local storage, is free of charge.
from AWS web
* On-demand pricing includes a service fee per job, which includes 10 days of device use for SBE Snowball Edge Storage Optimized 80TB device......
* Data transfer IN to Amazon S3 is $0.00 per GB (except for small files as explained below).
So the better answer would be C.
Because use of the AWS Snowball Edge device is subject to an on-demand service fee, which includes 10 days of usage.
Agree with Kilobay1
-Depending on the Snowball Edge device selection and job configuration, either the first ten (10) days or fifteen (15) days of onsite usage are included in the service fee. If you keep the device longer than the free onsite usage period, then you incur a fee for each additional day you keep the device.
- Data transferred IN to AWS does not incur any data transfer fees
you will be charged for the data transfer and AWS service usage once the device is in use
transferring data to and from the snowball edge device is free within the same awsregion
however snowball devices incur data transfer charges if you transferr data between the regions or between the snowball edge device and other AWS services outside the same region there are no additional charges for using it during the rental period typically 10 days for the snowball edge storage optimized and 30 days for snowball edge computeoptimized
you will be charged for data transfer and AWS service usage once the device is in use.
transferring data to and from the snowball edge device is free within same AWS region
however snowball devices may incur data transfer charges if you transfer data between regions or between the snowball edge device and other AWS services outside the same region there are no additional charges for using it during the rental period typically 10 days for snowball edge storage optimized and 30 days for Snowball edge compute optimized.
I just want to point out that answer B makes no sense, since the Snow devices have the purpose to get into an AWS storage data that are not already there.
In official docs, it's say "customer pay for use of devices and data transfer in AWS" and there are 2 purchasing options is "on-demand" and "up-front" pricing, so the answer is seems to be C
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