3.what does BYOL stand for in AWS, and where is it commonly utilized?

BYOL stands for Bring Your Own License, and it's commonly used with Dedicated Hosts to apply your existing software licences (e.g. Windows Server, SQL Server, Oracle) that are tied to physical cores or sockets.
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