How many Managed Units does a customer with 180 AWS EC2 instances and 200TB of EBS storage need to purchase?

To determine the number of Managed Units a customer needs to purchase given the number of AWS EC2 instances and EBS storage, it's essential to understand how Managed Units are calculated within the cloud services context.

For AWS EC2 instances, each instance generally equates to one Managed Unit. Therefore, with 180 EC2 instances, the customer starts by needing 180 Managed Units based on the instance count.

When we consider EBS storage, which is typically calculated in terms of capacity, the rule might follow that a certain amount of storage corresponds to additional Managed Units. It's common for cloud services to provide a combined metric that reflects both compute and storage for resource planning.

In this specific problem, the storage should also be assessed. If the customer has 200 TB of EBS storage, depending on the specific billing and unit calculation rules in place, this also translates into additional Managed Units. For instance, if 1 TB of EBS translates to a certain fraction of a Managed Unit, you would add these to the total.

Let’s assume the conversion for EBS storage puts less weight compared to EC2 instances in this scenario, leading to a calculation that yields fewer Managed Units than would be expected from direct size metrics.

If the combined total after calculating both