Topic 1 · Question 35
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
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Rohanmore5▲ 77Highly votedFebruary 06, 2020 08:14 am
Correct. Y,N,Y. Storage cost are separate. In Azure stopping VM and de-allocating / deleting VM is different. If you stop VM still you need storage space to store VM image and which will cost you. Cost is Azure have different meters so VM costly will be possibly different at end of month.
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thakur▲ 43Highly votedNovember 26, 2019 12:08 pm
Correct
lagtel▲ 19Highly votedFebruary 28, 2020 08:37 am
The first one is YES as Enterprise Agreement (EA) subscriptions are considered as CAPEX and Pay-as-you-go subscriptions are considered as OPEX
foreverlearner▲ 17Highly votedApril 25, 2020 12:42 pm
1) Yes, Azure provide flexibility, you can choose to have everything in the cloud, or an hybrid solution
2) No, Cost may differ based on the OS deployed and the region
3) Yes, Storage account is billed separately and storage persists even if the VM is stopped and deallocated
2) No, Cost may differ based on the OS deployed and the region
3) Yes, Storage account is billed separately and storage persists even if the VM is stopped and deallocated
Vagran7▲ 11Highly votedJanuary 21, 2022 07:48 pm
A is subjective. If only Azure is used it is purely OpEx (Operational Expense, monthly billing). If a hybrid on prem and cloud solution is used then yes, both CapEx (Capital Expense, upfront cost of hardware like servers, storage and networking) and OpEx are a factor and you can balance what suites each budget. So it is flexible from that point of view but not the first. The question is not very clear.
bubumayaya▲ 9Highly votedApril 20, 2020 03:30 pm
Deploying your own data center and Azure Reserved VM Instances are a few examples of the CapEx pricing model.
EmilioDeBaku▲ 8Highly votedMarch 04, 2021 05:39 pm
For reserved VM's you pay upfront(CAPEX) and for other services Pay-as-you-go (OPex).
mrgilbe1▲ 7Highly votedJanuary 11, 2022 04:51 am
I don't understand how 'Azure provides capex/opex flexibility'. If it's azure - it's opex. There is no flexibility to use capex with Azure services.