A company with fluctuating web traffic is looking to optimize their spending in infrastructure costs. Their current on-premises solution requires maintaining sufficient peak capacity at all times, leading to under-utilization during non-peak hours. How might moving to the AWS Cloud help this company save costs?
They can save costs by using free tier services exclusively for all production workloads.
They can renegotiate lower software license costs due to the volume of instances used in the cloud.
They can eliminate all IT infrastructure costs by moving to an entirely serverless architecture.
They can scale their resources automatically to match demand, ensuring they only pay for what they use.
Moving to the AWS Cloud can save costs for such a company by providing the ability to scale resources up or down automatically based on actual demand, known as elasticity. This means the company pays only for the computing resources it actually uses, rather than maintaining peak capacity at all times. AWS services such as Amazon EC2 and Auto Scaling allow for this kind of flexible resource management, which is not easily achievable in an on-premises environment due to the capital expenditure involved in hardware procurement and the time required to deploy additional resources.
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