Which of the following are economic benefits of using the AWS Cloud?

Explanations:

Consumption-based pricing allows businesses to pay only for the resources they actually use, helping to optimize costs and manage budgets effectively. This model supports financial flexibility and can lead to overall savings compared to traditional fixed-cost models.

Perpetual licenses are not an economic benefit of AWS Cloud; rather, they refer to a licensing model where a customer pays a one-time fee for software use indefinitely. AWS operates on a subscription and usage-based pricing model instead.

Economies of scale refer to the cost advantages that AWS achieves by operating at a large scale, allowing it to lower prices for customers. This leads to reduced costs for users as AWS can spread its infrastructure costs over a large number of customers.

AWS Enterprise Support is not available at no additional cost; it is a premium service that incurs additional charges based on usage and support levels. Therefore, it does not represent an economic benefit in the context of cost savings.

The bring-your-own-hardware model is not applicable to AWS, as it is a cloud service provider that requires customers to use its infrastructure. This model would not lead to economic benefits within the AWS ecosystem, which is based on virtualized resources rather than physical hardware owned by the customer.