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Amazon AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 Practice Test 36

Question 350

Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: A retailer wants to select the metropolitan geography nearest to most of its users for deployment?

  1. Availability Zone — Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure
  2. AWS Region — A Region is a separate AWS geographic area containing multiple isolated Availability Zones
  3. Local security group — limits instance or ENI traffic and does not replace central multi-account policy governance
  4. Edge location — serves edge network traffic and caching, not core application AZ placement

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

A Region is a separate AWS geographic area containing multiple isolated Availability Zones. This fits the situation: A retailer wants to select the metropolitan geography nearest to most of its users for deployment.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Availability Zone: Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure. This does not address the need for A retailer wants to select the metropolitan geography nearest to most of its users for deployment. The appropriate AWS Region applies because A Region is a separate AWS geographic area containing multiple isolated Availability Zones.

C:

Local security group limits instance or ENI traffic and does not replace central multi-account policy governance. This does not address the need for A retailer wants to select the metropolitan geography nearest to most of its users for deployment. The appropriate AWS Region applies because A Region is a separate AWS geographic area containing multiple isolated Availability Zones.

D:

Edge location: Serves edge network traffic and caching, not core application AZ placement. This does not address the need for A retailer wants to select the metropolitan geography nearest to most of its users for deployment. The appropriate AWS Region applies because A Region is a separate AWS geographic area containing multiple isolated Availability Zones.

Question 351

An architect wants to place redundant servers in isolated facilities within one AWS Region. Which option is the best fit?

  1. IAM policy
  2. Edge location
  3. Availability Zone
  4. S3 bucket prefix

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure. This fits the case: An architect wants to place redundant servers in isolated facilities within one AWS Region.

Incorrect Answers

A:

IAM policy: Governs AWS API access permissions rather than network packet filtering. That does not meet the requirement: An architect wants to place redundant servers in isolated facilities within one AWS Region.

B:

Edge location: Serves edge network traffic and caching, not core application AZ placement. That does not meet the requirement: An architect wants to place redundant servers in isolated facilities within one AWS Region.

D:

S3 bucket prefix is an object key naming convention, not an isolated infrastructure facility. That does not meet the requirement: An architect wants to place redundant servers in isolated facilities within one AWS Region.

Question 352

An architect wants to place redundant servers in isolated facilities within one AWS Region. Which justification most accurately supports the recommended choice?

  1. Edge location — serves edge network traffic and caching, not core application AZ placement
  2. IAM policy — governs AWS API access permissions rather than network packet filtering
  3. S3 bucket prefix — is an object key naming convention, not an isolated infrastructure facility
  4. Availability Zone — Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure. This fits the situation: An architect wants to place redundant servers in isolated facilities within one AWS Region.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Edge location: Serves edge network traffic and caching, not core application AZ placement. This does not address the need for An architect wants to place redundant servers in isolated facilities within one AWS Region. The appropriate Availability Zone applies because Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure.

B:

IAM policy: Governs AWS API access permissions rather than network packet filtering. This does not address the need for An architect wants to place redundant servers in isolated facilities within one AWS Region. The appropriate Availability Zone applies because Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure.

C:

S3 bucket prefix is an object key naming convention, not an isolated infrastructure facility. This does not address the need for An architect wants to place redundant servers in isolated facilities within one AWS Region. The appropriate Availability Zone applies because Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure.

Question 353

Consider this AWS requirement: A business wants to reduce the impact of a single facility failure without changing geography. What should the team select?

  1. Availability Zone
  2. S3 bucket prefix
  3. IAM policy
  4. Edge location

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure. This fits the case: A business wants to reduce the impact of a single facility failure without changing geography.

Incorrect Answers

B:

S3 bucket prefix is an object key naming convention, not an isolated infrastructure facility. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A business wants to reduce the impact of a single facility failure without changing geography.

C:

IAM policy: Governs AWS API access permissions rather than network packet filtering. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A business wants to reduce the impact of a single facility failure without changing geography.

D:

Edge location: Serves edge network traffic and caching, not core application AZ placement. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A business wants to reduce the impact of a single facility failure without changing geography.

Question 354

A review board wants evidence for this choice: A business wants to reduce the impact of a single facility failure without changing geography. Which reasoning is best aligned with the requirement?

  1. IAM policy — governs AWS API access permissions rather than network packet filtering
  2. Availability Zone — Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure
  3. S3 bucket prefix — is an object key naming convention, not an isolated infrastructure facility
  4. Edge location — serves edge network traffic and caching, not core application AZ placement

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure. This fits the situation: A business wants to reduce the impact of a single facility failure without changing geography.

Incorrect Answers

A:

IAM policy: Governs AWS API access permissions rather than network packet filtering. This does not address the need for A business wants to reduce the impact of a single facility failure without changing geography. The appropriate Availability Zone applies because Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure.

C:

S3 bucket prefix is an object key naming convention, not an isolated infrastructure facility. This does not address the need for A business wants to reduce the impact of a single facility failure without changing geography. The appropriate Availability Zone applies because Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure.

D:

Edge location: Serves edge network traffic and caching, not core application AZ placement. This does not address the need for A business wants to reduce the impact of a single facility failure without changing geography. The appropriate Availability Zone applies because Availability Zones are isolated locations within a Region with independent infrastructure designed to avoid shared single points of failure.

Question 355

A production application needs redundancy when one Availability Zone suffers an outage. Which cloud capability or service directly addresses the requirement?

  1. Only larger EC2 capacity
  2. Single-AZ architecture
  3. Multi-AZ architecture
  4. More IAM users

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage. This fits the case: A production application needs redundancy when one Availability Zone suffers an outage.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Only larger EC2 capacity: Increases compute size without independently ensuring application availability. That does not meet the requirement: A production application needs redundancy when one Availability Zone suffers an outage.

B:

Single-AZ architecture places the workload within one AZ, so an AZ outage can affect all copies. That does not meet the requirement: A production application needs redundancy when one Availability Zone suffers an outage.

D:

More IAM users: Increases identities but does not create a least-privilege or centralized governance solution by itself. That does not meet the requirement: A production application needs redundancy when one Availability Zone suffers an outage.

Question 356

A production application needs redundancy when one Availability Zone suffers an outage. Which explanation correctly distinguishes the appropriate approach from the alternatives?

  1. Single-AZ architecture — places the workload within one AZ, so an AZ outage can affect all copies
  2. Only larger EC2 capacity — increases compute size without independently ensuring application availability
  3. More IAM users — increases identities but does not create a least-privilege or centralized governance solution by itself
  4. Multi-AZ architecture — Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage. This fits the situation: A production application needs redundancy when one Availability Zone suffers an outage.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Single-AZ architecture places the workload within one AZ, so an AZ outage can affect all copies. This does not address the need for A production application needs redundancy when one Availability Zone suffers an outage. The appropriate Multi-AZ architecture applies because Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage.

B:

Only larger EC2 capacity: Increases compute size without independently ensuring application availability. This does not address the need for A production application needs redundancy when one Availability Zone suffers an outage. The appropriate Multi-AZ architecture applies because Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage.

C:

More IAM users: Increases identities but does not create a least-privilege or centralized governance solution by itself. This does not address the need for A production application needs redundancy when one Availability Zone suffers an outage. The appropriate Multi-AZ architecture applies because Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage.

Question 357

A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A database team wants service continuity during an AZ failure in the same Region. Which choice is most appropriate?

  1. Multi-AZ architecture
  2. Single-AZ architecture
  3. Only larger EC2 capacity
  4. More IAM users

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage. This fits the case: A database team wants service continuity during an AZ failure in the same Region.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Single-AZ architecture places the workload within one AZ, so an AZ outage can affect all copies. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A database team wants service continuity during an AZ failure in the same Region.

C:

Only larger EC2 capacity: Increases compute size without independently ensuring application availability. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A database team wants service continuity during an AZ failure in the same Region.

D:

More IAM users: Increases identities but does not create a least-privilege or centralized governance solution by itself. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A database team wants service continuity during an AZ failure in the same Region.

Question 358

For the following need, select the most defensible technical rationale: A database team wants service continuity during an AZ failure in the same Region.

  1. Single-AZ architecture — places the workload within one AZ, so an AZ outage can affect all copies
  2. Multi-AZ architecture — Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage
  3. More IAM users — increases identities but does not create a least-privilege or centralized governance solution by itself
  4. Only larger EC2 capacity — increases compute size without independently ensuring application availability

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage. This fits the situation: A database team wants service continuity during an AZ failure in the same Region.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Single-AZ architecture places the workload within one AZ, so an AZ outage can affect all copies. This does not address the need for A database team wants service continuity during an AZ failure in the same Region. The appropriate Multi-AZ architecture applies because Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage.

C:

More IAM users: Increases identities but does not create a least-privilege or centralized governance solution by itself. This does not address the need for A database team wants service continuity during an AZ failure in the same Region. The appropriate Multi-AZ architecture applies because Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage.

D:

Only larger EC2 capacity: Increases compute size without independently ensuring application availability. This does not address the need for A database team wants service continuity during an AZ failure in the same Region. The appropriate Multi-AZ architecture applies because Distributing components over independent AZs reduces exposure to a single-AZ outage.

Question 359

An organization needs recovery options if an entire geographic AWS Region becomes unavailable. Identify the AWS approach that most directly meets the stated goal.

  1. Single edge cache
  2. Single-AZ deployment
  3. Multi-Region deployment
  4. Single-Region Multi-AZ only

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Using more than one Region can improve resilience to region-level failures when data and services are replicated appropriately. This fits the case: An organization needs recovery options if an entire geographic AWS Region becomes unavailable.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Single edge cache: Holds cached content and is not multi-Region application recovery. That does not meet the requirement: An organization needs recovery options if an entire geographic AWS Region becomes unavailable.

B:

Single-AZ deployment places resources in one Availability Zone rather than spreading risk across AZs. That does not meet the requirement: An organization needs recovery options if an entire geographic AWS Region becomes unavailable.

D:

Single-Region Multi-AZ only: Improves AZ fault tolerance within one Region but does not protect against a full-Region outage. That does not meet the requirement: An organization needs recovery options if an entire geographic AWS Region becomes unavailable.

Question 360

Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: An organization needs recovery options if an entire geographic AWS Region becomes unavailable?

  1. Single-AZ deployment — places resources in one Availability Zone rather than spreading risk across AZs
  2. Single-Region Multi-AZ only — improves AZ fault tolerance within one Region but does not protect against a full-Region outage
  3. Single edge cache — holds cached content and is not multi-Region application recovery
  4. Multi-Region deployment — Using more than one Region can improve resilience to region-level failures when data and services are replicated appropriately

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Using more than one Region can improve resilience to region-level failures when data and services are replicated appropriately. This fits the situation: An organization needs recovery options if an entire geographic AWS Region becomes unavailable.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Single-AZ deployment places resources in one Availability Zone rather than spreading risk across AZs. This does not address the need for An organization needs recovery options if an entire geographic AWS Region becomes unavailable. The appropriate Multi-Region deployment applies because Using more than one Region can improve resilience to region-level failures when data and services are replicated appropriately.

B:

Single-Region Multi-AZ only: Improves AZ fault tolerance within one Region but does not protect against a full-Region outage. This does not address the need for An organization needs recovery options if an entire geographic AWS Region becomes unavailable. The appropriate Multi-Region deployment applies because Using more than one Region can improve resilience to region-level failures when data and services are replicated appropriately.

C:

Single edge cache: Holds cached content and is not multi-Region application recovery. This does not address the need for An organization needs recovery options if an entire geographic AWS Region becomes unavailable. The appropriate Multi-Region deployment applies because Using more than one Region can improve resilience to region-level failures when data and services are replicated appropriately.