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Exam AZ900 Topics: management Difficulty: medium

A game studio's nonproduction subscription keeps burning through its monthly allowance without anyone noticing until the invoice arrives. The studio wants spending tracked against a monthly target, and, when the target's threshold is crossed, the affected dev-test resources shut down automatically. Which configuration meets this requirement?

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  1. A. A cost analysis view scheduled weekly, which the team reviews to decide manually which resources to stop before the next invoice
  2. B. A spending cap that Azure Advisor attaches to each individual resource when it detects low utilization, stopping idle resources automatically at the end of each month
  3. C. A budget on its own, because reaching a budget automatically stops all resource consumption in its scope
  4. D. A budget with an alert threshold, plus the budget's automation configured to suspend or modify the target resources when the threshold is reached
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Correct answer: A budget with an alert threshold, plus the budget's automation configured to suspend or modify the target resources when the threshold is reached

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/describe-cost-management-azure/6-describe-azure-tool

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