Discussion
Consider the following statements about committed use discounts.
1. The commitment should be sized to the steady baseline, not the peak.
2. The discount is forfeited if the committed capacity goes unused.
3. A larger commitment is always the more economical choice.
Answer: C
The first two are correct and together give the sizing rule. The third ignores that unused commitment is pure waste, which is why the baseline rather than the peak is the right thing to commit. Commitments are also usually layered, with more added as the baseline proves itself.
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