A company owns and operates its own server facilities.
It is identifying costs that might be reduced by moving suitable workloads to the cloud.
Which cost is commonly associated with an on-premises environment?
On-premises total cost includes facility, power, cooling, hardware, maintenance, and refresh costs in addition to the initial server purchase.
Detailed explanation
The organization operating its own facility generally pays for equipment, space, power, cooling, maintenance, and refresh activities.
The organization operating its own facility generally pays for equipment, space, power, cooling, maintenance, and refresh activities.
AWS does not define on-premises facility cost as an account creation fee.
AWS does not define on-premises facility cost as an account creation fee.
Inter-Region transfer is an AWS usage charge and does not describe the normal cost of owning an on-premises facility.
Inter-Region transfer is an AWS usage charge and does not describe the normal cost of owning an on-premises facility.
AWS API request charges are cloud-service costs, not the defining facility costs of an on-premises environment.
AWS API request charges are cloud-service costs, not the defining facility costs of an on-premises environment.
Check official documentation
Compare the following points with the official documentation.
CLF-C02試験ガイドのオンプレミス関連コストとAWS Pricingの説明を確認する。
What to confirm
設備保有に伴う電力・冷却・保守をオンプレミスコストとして挙げられる。
Key points
- On premises
- Power and cooling
- Facility ownership cost
Notes
- Environment: AWS公式CLF-C02試験ガイド・Pricingページの確認
- Confirm current AWS pricing and licensing conditions in the relevant official service documentation.
Foundation review
Total cost of ownership
Facility, staff, power, cooling, maintenance, and refresh costs belong in addition to hardware purchase price.
Cloud comparison
A cloud comparison should distinguish provider service charges from costs the organization no longer owns directly.