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Amazon AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 Practice Test 25

Question 240

Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: A new cloud organization needs a standardized account foundation with governance guardrails?

  1. AWS CloudTrail — records API requests and account management events
  2. AWS Budgets — AWS Budgets can track configured cost and usage thresholds and send alerts
  3. AWS Config alone — records configuration and rules but is not a complete multi-account landing-zone solution
  4. AWS Control Tower — Control Tower establishes and governs a multi-account AWS landing zone with defined guardrails

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Control Tower establishes and governs a multi-account AWS landing zone with defined guardrails. This fits the situation: A new cloud organization needs a standardized account foundation with governance guardrails.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AWS CloudTrail records API requests and account management events. This does not address the need for A new cloud organization needs a standardized account foundation with governance guardrails. The appropriate AWS Control Tower applies because Control Tower establishes and governs a multi-account AWS landing zone with defined guardrails.

B:

AWS Budgets can track configured cost and usage thresholds and send alerts. This does not address the need for A new cloud organization needs a standardized account foundation with governance guardrails. The appropriate AWS Control Tower applies because Control Tower establishes and governs a multi-account AWS landing zone with defined guardrails.

C:

AWS Config alone records configuration and rules but is not a complete multi-account landing-zone solution. This does not address the need for A new cloud organization needs a standardized account foundation with governance guardrails. The appropriate AWS Control Tower applies because Control Tower establishes and governs a multi-account AWS landing zone with defined guardrails.

Question 241

A regulated company must keep primary application data within an approved geographical jurisdiction. Which option is the best fit?

  1. Region selection and residency controls
  2. Any edge cache location
  3. Random global routing
  4. Single IAM group

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Choosing appropriate Regions and data placement helps meet data residency constraints, subject to service-specific data flows. This fits the case: A regulated company must keep primary application data within an approved geographical jurisdiction.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Any edge cache location is for distribution rather than authoritative regulated data placement. That does not meet the requirement: A regulated company must keep primary application data within an approved geographical jurisdiction.

C:

Random global routing: Does not provide a planned regional routing and failover policy. That does not meet the requirement: A regulated company must keep primary application data within an approved geographical jurisdiction.

D:

Single IAM group: Groups IAM users but does not automatically span AWS accounts or supply governance. That does not meet the requirement: A regulated company must keep primary application data within an approved geographical jurisdiction.

Question 242

A regulated company must keep primary application data within an approved geographical jurisdiction. Which justification most accurately supports the recommended choice?

  1. Single IAM group — groups IAM users but does not automatically span AWS accounts or supply governance
  2. Region selection and residency controls — Choosing appropriate Regions and data placement helps meet data residency constraints, subject to service-specific data flows
  3. Random global routing — does not provide a planned regional routing and failover policy
  4. Any edge cache location — is for distribution rather than authoritative regulated data placement

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Choosing appropriate Regions and data placement helps meet data residency constraints, subject to service-specific data flows. This fits the situation: A regulated company must keep primary application data within an approved geographical jurisdiction.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Single IAM group: Groups IAM users but does not automatically span AWS accounts or supply governance. This does not address the need for A regulated company must keep primary application data within an approved geographical jurisdiction. The appropriate Region selection and residency controls applies because Choosing appropriate Regions and data placement helps meet data residency constraints, subject to service-specific data flows.

C:

Random global routing: Does not provide a planned regional routing and failover policy. This does not address the need for A regulated company must keep primary application data within an approved geographical jurisdiction. The appropriate Region selection and residency controls applies because Choosing appropriate Regions and data placement helps meet data residency constraints, subject to service-specific data flows.

D:

Any edge cache location is for distribution rather than authoritative regulated data placement. This does not address the need for A regulated company must keep primary application data within an approved geographical jurisdiction. The appropriate Region selection and residency controls applies because Choosing appropriate Regions and data placement helps meet data residency constraints, subject to service-specific data flows.

Question 243

Consider this AWS requirement: A new reporting user should only read one approved resource and nothing more. What should the team select?

  1. AdministratorAccess for everyone
  2. Unrestricted wildcard permissions
  3. Least-privilege IAM policy
  4. Shared root credentials

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks. This fits the case: A new reporting user should only read one approved resource and nothing more.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AdministratorAccess for everyone grants broad administrator privileges rather than narrowly scoped access. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A new reporting user should only read one approved resource and nothing more.

B:

Unrestricted wildcard permissions: Permit excessive actions or resources contrary to least privilege. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A new reporting user should only read one approved resource and nothing more.

D:

Shared root credentials: Expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A new reporting user should only read one approved resource and nothing more.

Question 244

A review board wants evidence for this choice: A new reporting user should only read one approved resource and nothing more. Which reasoning is best aligned with the requirement?

  1. Shared root credentials — expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability
  2. AdministratorAccess for everyone — grants broad administrator privileges rather than narrowly scoped access
  3. Unrestricted wildcard permissions — permit excessive actions or resources contrary to least privilege
  4. Least-privilege IAM policy — Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks. This fits the situation: A new reporting user should only read one approved resource and nothing more.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Shared root credentials: Expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability. This does not address the need for A new reporting user should only read one approved resource and nothing more. The appropriate Least-privilege IAM policy applies because Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks.

B:

AdministratorAccess for everyone grants broad administrator privileges rather than narrowly scoped access. This does not address the need for A new reporting user should only read one approved resource and nothing more. The appropriate Least-privilege IAM policy applies because Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks.

C:

Unrestricted wildcard permissions: Permit excessive actions or resources contrary to least privilege. This does not address the need for A new reporting user should only read one approved resource and nothing more. The appropriate Least-privilege IAM policy applies because Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks.

Question 245

A contractor requires narrowly scoped API permissions limited to assigned work. Which cloud capability or service directly addresses the requirement?

  1. Least-privilege IAM policy
  2. Unrestricted wildcard permissions
  3. Shared root credentials
  4. AdministratorAccess for everyone

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks. This fits the case: A contractor requires narrowly scoped API permissions limited to assigned work.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Unrestricted wildcard permissions: Permit excessive actions or resources contrary to least privilege. That does not meet the requirement: A contractor requires narrowly scoped API permissions limited to assigned work.

C:

Shared root credentials: Expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability. That does not meet the requirement: A contractor requires narrowly scoped API permissions limited to assigned work.

D:

AdministratorAccess for everyone grants broad administrator privileges rather than narrowly scoped access. That does not meet the requirement: A contractor requires narrowly scoped API permissions limited to assigned work.

Question 246

A contractor requires narrowly scoped API permissions limited to assigned work. Which explanation correctly distinguishes the appropriate approach from the alternatives?

  1. AdministratorAccess for everyone — grants broad administrator privileges rather than narrowly scoped access
  2. Least-privilege IAM policy — Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks
  3. Unrestricted wildcard permissions — permit excessive actions or resources contrary to least privilege
  4. Shared root credentials — expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks. This fits the situation: A contractor requires narrowly scoped API permissions limited to assigned work.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AdministratorAccess for everyone grants broad administrator privileges rather than narrowly scoped access. This does not address the need for A contractor requires narrowly scoped API permissions limited to assigned work. The appropriate Least-privilege IAM policy applies because Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks.

C:

Unrestricted wildcard permissions: Permit excessive actions or resources contrary to least privilege. This does not address the need for A contractor requires narrowly scoped API permissions limited to assigned work. The appropriate Least-privilege IAM policy applies because Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks.

D:

Shared root credentials: Expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability. This does not address the need for A contractor requires narrowly scoped API permissions limited to assigned work. The appropriate Least-privilege IAM policy applies because Least privilege grants only actions and resources required for a role's tasks.

Question 247

A technical reviewer evaluates this need: An EC2 application needs access to S3 without putting long-term access keys into its code. Which choice is most appropriate?

  1. Shared root credentials
  2. Hard-coded access keys
  3. IAM role
  4. IAM user password in code

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets. This fits the case: An EC2 application needs access to S3 without putting long-term access keys into its code.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Shared root credentials: Expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: An EC2 application needs access to S3 without putting long-term access keys into its code.

B:

Hard-coded access keys: Embed long-lived credentials in code, increasing exposure and rotation difficulty. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: An EC2 application needs access to S3 without putting long-term access keys into its code.

D:

IAM user password in code: Exposes credentials in source files instead of using temporary workload credentials. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: An EC2 application needs access to S3 without putting long-term access keys into its code.

Question 248

For the following need, select the most defensible technical rationale: An EC2 application needs access to S3 without putting long-term access keys into its code.

  1. Shared root credentials — expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability
  2. Hard-coded access keys — embed long-lived credentials in code, increasing exposure and rotation difficulty
  3. IAM user password in code — exposes credentials in source files instead of using temporary workload credentials
  4. IAM role — IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets. This fits the situation: An EC2 application needs access to S3 without putting long-term access keys into its code.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Shared root credentials: Expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability. This does not address the need for An EC2 application needs access to S3 without putting long-term access keys into its code. The appropriate IAM role applies because IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets.

B:

Hard-coded access keys: Embed long-lived credentials in code, increasing exposure and rotation difficulty. This does not address the need for An EC2 application needs access to S3 without putting long-term access keys into its code. The appropriate IAM role applies because IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets.

C:

IAM user password in code: Exposes credentials in source files instead of using temporary workload credentials. This does not address the need for An EC2 application needs access to S3 without putting long-term access keys into its code. The appropriate IAM role applies because IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets.

Question 249

A Lambda function must access DynamoDB using role-based temporary credentials. Identify the AWS approach that most directly meets the stated goal.

  1. IAM role
  2. Shared root credentials
  3. Hard-coded access keys
  4. IAM user password in code

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets. This fits the case: A Lambda function must access DynamoDB using role-based temporary credentials.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Shared root credentials: Expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability. That does not meet the requirement: A Lambda function must access DynamoDB using role-based temporary credentials.

C:

Hard-coded access keys: Embed long-lived credentials in code, increasing exposure and rotation difficulty. That does not meet the requirement: A Lambda function must access DynamoDB using role-based temporary credentials.

D:

IAM user password in code: Exposes credentials in source files instead of using temporary workload credentials. That does not meet the requirement: A Lambda function must access DynamoDB using role-based temporary credentials.

Question 250

Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: A Lambda function must access DynamoDB using role-based temporary credentials?

  1. Hard-coded access keys — embed long-lived credentials in code, increasing exposure and rotation difficulty
  2. IAM role — IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets
  3. Shared root credentials — expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability
  4. IAM user password in code — exposes credentials in source files instead of using temporary workload credentials

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets. This fits the situation: A Lambda function must access DynamoDB using role-based temporary credentials.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Hard-coded access keys: Embed long-lived credentials in code, increasing exposure and rotation difficulty. This does not address the need for A Lambda function must access DynamoDB using role-based temporary credentials. The appropriate IAM role applies because IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets.

C:

Shared root credentials: Expose the highest-privilege identity and prevent individual accountability. This does not address the need for A Lambda function must access DynamoDB using role-based temporary credentials. The appropriate IAM role applies because IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets.

D:

IAM user password in code: Exposes credentials in source files instead of using temporary workload credentials. This does not address the need for A Lambda function must access DynamoDB using role-based temporary credentials. The appropriate IAM role applies because IAM roles provide assumed temporary credentials to workloads rather than distributing embedded long-lived secrets.