You are using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) console to set up an alarm on a budget to track your OCI spending.
Which two are valid targets for creating a budget in OCI? (Choose two.)
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A. B. C. D. E.DE.
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In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), you can set up budgets to track your spending and receive alerts when your spending reaches certain thresholds. To create a budget, you need to specify a target for the budget, which is the entity or entities that the budget will apply to.
The valid targets for creating a budget in OCI are:
B. Tenancy: This option creates a budget that applies to all the resources in your OCI tenancy, regardless of the compartments or cost-tracking tags they are associated with. Choosing Tenancy as the target is useful when you want to monitor the spending of your entire OCI account.
D. Cost-Tracking Tags: This option creates a budget that applies to all resources with a specific cost-tracking tag. Cost-tracking tags are key-value pairs that you can assign to your resources to help you organize and manage your spending. Choosing Cost-Tracking Tags as the target is useful when you want to monitor the spending of a specific group of resources that share the same tag.
The other options listed in the question are not valid targets for creating a budget:
A. Group: There is no option to create a budget for a group in OCI.
C. User: There is no option to create a budget for a user in OCI.
E. Compartment: Although you can create budgets for individual compartments in OCI, selecting Compartment as the target for your budget is not a valid option. When you create a budget for a compartment, that budget applies only to the resources in that compartment and its child compartments. If you want to create a budget that applies to multiple compartments, you can create a budget for the tenancy and then use filters to narrow down the resources that the budget applies to.