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Marta_Voda [28]
2 years ago
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An intern at an IT company provisioned a Linux based On-demand EC2 instance with per-second billing but terminated it within 30

seconds as he wanted to provision another instance type. What is the duration for which the instance would be charged
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
sammy [17]2 years ago
4 0

The duration for which the instance would be charged is known to be c. 60 seconds in regards to the (Billing and Pricing).

<h3>What are pricing models?</h3>

Pricing modeling is known to be the ways or the methods a person is able or can use to know the right price for a products or services.

Note that in the case above, since it involves billing and pricing, The duration for which the instance would be charged is known to be c. 60 seconds.

See options below

a. 600 seconds

b. 300 seconds

c. 60 seconds

d. 30 seconds

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