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In Snowflake, a user would have to pay for Cloud Services costs in the following scenarios:
Compute Credits = 50 Credits Cloud Services = 10 (A): Usage of Cloud Services is charged only if the daily consumption of cloud services exceeds 10% of the daily usage of virtual warehouses1. In this case, Cloud Services usage is 20% of Compute Credits, which exceeds the 10% threshold1.
Compute Credits = 200 Credits Cloud Services = 26 (E): In this case, Cloud Services usage is 13% of Compute Credits, which also exceeds the 10% threshold1.
Please note that if Cloud Services consumption is less than or equal to 10% of warehouse compute credits on a given day, no additional charges are incurred1. Therefore, scenarios B, C, and D would not incur additional Cloud Services costs1.
What you can also do for this problem is you can multiply the credits cloud service by itself and see if that number is greater than the credits
So for example for A. 90... 10 * 10 = 100 > 90 so A would be correct
CE right?
Cloud service cost is charged to User only when Cloud service cost exceeds compute cost by more than 10%.
A: 10/50 = 10% (did not exceed 10%)
B: 5/80 = 6.25% (less than 10%)
C: 9/10 = 90% (more than 10%)
D: 10/120 = 8.33% (less than 10%)
E: 26/200 = 13% (more than 10%)
I am a math major, really wondering what is up with math skills of everyone!?
Or am I missing something here!
Correction: ACE right?
Cloud service cost is charged to User only when Cloud service cost exceeds compute cost by more than 10%.
A: 10/50 = 20% (more than 10%)
B: 5/80 = 6.25% (less than 10%)
C: 9/10 = 90% (more than 10%)
D: 10/120 = 8.33% (less than 10%)
E: 26/200 = 13% (more than 10%)
Usage for cloud services is charged only if the daily consumption of cloud services exceeds 10% of the daily usage of virtual warehouses. The charge is calculated daily (in the UTC time zone). This ensures that the 10% adjustment is accurately applied each day, at the credit price for that day.
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/cost-understanding-compute#cloud-service-credit-usage
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/cost-understanding-compute.html#cloud-service-credit-usage
**Usage for cloud services is charged only if the daily consumption of cloud services exceeds 10% of the daily usage of virtual warehouses
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