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Finance asks the platform team to break down monthly Databricks compute costs by team and project so that each group can be charged back. The company runs a single workspace whose many clusters and Lakeflow Jobs are shared across teams. Which approach meets this requirement?

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  1. A. Give every team its own workspace whenever possible, because compute costs can only be measured and charged back per workspace
  2. B. Track costs by cluster name only, since the cluster name is the single identifying field carried into usage reports
  3. C. Tag only the SQL warehouses, because custom tags are ignored on classic clusters and job clusters
  4. D. Apply team and project tags to clusters and jobs, and break the tagged usage down in the billing reports
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Correct answer: Apply team and project tags to clusters and jobs, and break the tagged usage down in the billing reports

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/compute/configure

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Official Answer (D): Apply team and project tags to clusters and jobs, and break the tagged usage down in the billing reports

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