After an acquisition, a company manages two AWS Organizations. In one organization it runs multiple service-provider applications exposed as AWS PrivateLink-powered VPC endpoint services; in the other it runs multiple service-consumer applications. The solutions architect finds data transfer charges are much higher than expected. Which developer deployment guidelines will reduce data transfer charges across the environment? (Choose two.)

Data transfer charges between Availability Zones (AZs) are a common cost driver. Disabling cross-zone load balancing on Network Load Balancers (NLBs) prevents traffic from being routed to targets in other AZs, thus avoiding inter-AZ data transfer costs for those connections. Similarly, ensuring service consumers use the AZ-specific endpoint service via its local DNS name directs traffic to endpoints within the same AZ, eliminating cross-AZ data transfer for PrivateLink connections. Deploying applications into the same organization or sharing subnets via RAM doesn't inherently reduce inter-AZ data transfer. Purchasing a Savings Plan reduces the cost of existing usage, but doesn't reduce the volume of data transfer.