Exam AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 topic 1 question 131 discussion

B. Consolidated Billing Consolidated billing is a feature of AWS Organizations that allows you to combine billing for multiple AWS accounts. With consolidated billing, each department can have its own AWS account for tracking and managing its resources separately, while the company enjoys the convenience of a single payment method for all these accounts. This setup makes it easier to track costs and implement chargeback mechanisms. E. Multiple AWS Accounts Creating multiple AWS accounts, one for each department, is an effective way to segregate resources, manage permissions, and track costs separately. This approach enhances security by limiting the scope of access and impact of changes, and it simplifies the process of attributing costs to the right department. Combined with consolidated billing, it provides both organizational flexibility and centralized financial control.

B. Consolidated billing: AWS Consolidated Billing allows organizations to manage multiple AWS accounts under a single AWS Organization. It simplifies the billing process by consolidating usage and billing into one bill while still tracking costs for each account. This enables chargeback to specific departments based on their resource usage. E. Multiple AWS accounts: Using multiple AWS accounts helps isolate workloads for different departments or teams. This makes it easier to allocate costs directly to specific accounts, enabling precise chargeback. Other Options:

B. Consolidated billing E. Multiple AWS accounts

B and d