1. According to AWS Well-Architected Framework, what would be the best approach to deploying the Amazon EC2 and Amazon EBS infrastructure?

A) You should create a separate group of administrator users to manually deploy the AWS infrastructure resources required by the DevOps users.
B) You should assign DevOps users to an AWS IAM group with broad administrative privileges and audit their work using AWS CloudTrail.
C) You should give each DevOps user in your account separate administrator privileges and allow them to create resources as needed only through the AWS Management Console.
D) You should deploy resources as infrastructure as code (IaC) using auditable documents such as AWS CloudFormation templates.



2. According to the AWS Acceptable Use Policy you may not use AWS services for any... (select 2)(Select 2answers)

A) ...illegal or fraudulent activity.
B) ...SaaS solutions.
C) ...video games.
D) ...content or activity that promotes child sexual exploitation or abuse.



3. Your company wants to use cloud services that can automate batch data processing and analytics. However, the company has a few legacy applications that are more suitable on-premises and won't be migrated to the cloud. What is such a model called?

A) Private deployment
B) On-premises deployment
C) Hybrid development
D) Cloud-based development



4. Which of the following factors should be considered when selecting an AWS Region? (select 3)(Select 3answers)

A) Compliance (data residency).
B) Ability to assign custom permissions to different users.
C) Access to technical support.
D) Proximity to your users.
E) You plan to use newer AWS services and features.


5. When would you need to use the Amazon CloudWatch agent? (select 2)(Select 2answers)

A) To collect system-level metrics from on-premises servers.
B) To collect system-level metrics not captured by Amazon CloudWatch.
C) Amazon CloudWatch agent is required in order to monitor Amazon EBS.
D) Amazon CloudWatch agent is required to collect default instance metrics for Amazon CloudWatch.