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[chiragparmar12]

whats correct answer of this question ?

[Neil-TutorialsDojo]

Hello chiragparma12,

Good day!

Regarding your question.

A reserved instance is a billing discount you can apply to virtual machine usage. When you purchase a reserved instance, you’re essentially pre-paying for the VM compute capacity for a specific period (1 or 3 years). By pre-paying for the VM compute capacity, you can benefit from the discounted rates for the duration of the reservation term (1 or 3 years). Lastly, Reserved instances are suitable for workloads with steady-state usage patterns, such as mission-critical applications that require consistent computing resources.

Therefore, the answer for this item is YES.

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Neil @ Tutorials Dojo