A company that has multiple AWS accounts is using AWS Organizations. The company’s AWS accounts host VPCs, Amazon EC2 instances, and containers. The company’s compliance team has deployed a security tool in each VPC where the company has deployments. The security tools run on EC2 instances and send information to the AWS account that is dedicated for the compliance team. The company has tagged all the compliance-related resources with a key of “costCenter” and a value or “compliance”. The company wants to identify the cost of the security tools that are running on the EC2 instances so that the company can charge the compliance team’s AWS account. The cost calculation must be as accurate as possible. What should a solutions architect do to meet these requirements?
Select one answer.
Marked answer: A
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Chose C1
Because, need to activate costCenter tag in member accounts.
Chose A1
A is correct because user-defined tags can be enabled across all member Accounts from the Management Account using Tag Policies
Chose A1
A, Cost allocation tags from management account only