AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - AWS Cost Management During the Course

The video tutorial covers deploying a serverless e-commerce application on AWS using mostly free services. It emphasizes the importance of understanding AWS free tier limits to avoid unexpected costs. The instructor shares personal billing results, demonstrating zero charges when using the free tier. Key practices include clearing resources after use and not sharing account access. The tutorial also highlights AWS CDK for resource management and provides security tips to prevent unauthorized access.

What is the primary focus of the initial section on AWS cost management?

• Deploying a serverless application using AWS paid services

• Learning about AWS security features

• Understanding the AWS billing system

• Deploying a serverless application using AWS free tier services

How can you access detailed cost management information in AWS?

• By contacting AWS support

• Through the AWS billing email notifications

• Through the AWS mobile app

• By logging in as a root user on the AWS management console

What is emphasized about the AWS free tier account in the third section?

• It is sufficient for developing various applications

• It requires a paid subscription for full access

• It offers limited services with high costs

• It is only suitable for small-scale applications

Which of the following is a best practice for managing AWS resources?

• Clearing resources after use to avoid unnecessary costs

• Keeping all resources active at all times

• Sharing your AWS account details with trusted colleagues

• Using only paid AWS services for better performance

What tool is introduced for managing AWS resources efficiently?

• AWS CDK

• AWS CLI

• AWS SDK

• AWS Management Console

What is the recommended action after finishing work on AWS for the day?

• Leave all resources running

• Share your AWS credentials with a team member

• Clear all resources to prevent costs

• Upgrade to a paid AWS plan

Why is it important not to share your AWS account access?

• It can result in data loss

• It is unnecessary for team collaboration

• It can lead to unexpected costs

• It is against AWS terms of service