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Amazon AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 Practice Test 37

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.

Question 361

A multinational service seeks region-level disaster-recovery separation rather than only facility redundancy. Which option is the best fit?

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

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Using more than one Region can improve resilience to region-level failures when data and services are replicated appropriately. This fits the case: A multinational service seeks region-level disaster-recovery separation rather than only facility redundancy.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Single-AZ deployment places resources in one Availability Zone rather than spreading risk across AZs. That does not meet the requirement: A multinational service seeks region-level disaster-recovery separation rather than only facility redundancy.

C:

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: A multinational service seeks region-level disaster-recovery separation rather than only facility redundancy.

D:

Single edge cache: Holds cached content and is not multi-Region application recovery. That does not meet the requirement: A multinational service seeks region-level disaster-recovery separation rather than only facility redundancy.

Question 362

A multinational service seeks region-level disaster-recovery separation rather than only facility redundancy. Which justification most accurately supports the recommended choice?

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

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Using more than one Region can improve resilience to region-level failures when data and services are replicated appropriately. This fits the situation: A multinational service seeks region-level disaster-recovery separation rather than only facility redundancy.

Incorrect Answers

A:

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 A multinational service seeks region-level disaster-recovery separation rather than only facility redundancy. 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-AZ deployment places resources in one Availability Zone rather than spreading risk across AZs. This does not address the need for A multinational service seeks region-level disaster-recovery separation rather than only facility redundancy. 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.

D:

Single edge cache: Holds cached content and is not multi-Region application recovery. This does not address the need for A multinational service seeks region-level disaster-recovery separation rather than only facility redundancy. 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.

Question 363

Consider this AWS requirement: A news site wants static content delivered close to distant internet users. What should the team select?

  1. Single private subnet
  2. IAM group
  3. Edge locations
  4. EC2 dedicated host

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Edge locations place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery. This fits the case: A news site wants static content delivered close to distant internet users.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Single private subnet: Isolates part of a VPC but does not alone provide service redundancy or global reach. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A news site wants static content delivered close to distant internet users.

B:

IAM group: Collects IAM user identities, not network-facility availability. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A news site wants static content delivered close to distant internet users.

D:

EC2 dedicated host provides single-customer physical EC2 host placement, not a service-specific database access rule. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: A news site wants static content delivered close to distant internet users.

Question 364

A review board wants evidence for this choice: A news site wants static content delivered close to distant internet users. Which reasoning is best aligned with the requirement?

  1. Single private subnet — isolates part of a VPC but does not alone provide service redundancy or global reach
  2. EC2 dedicated host — provides single-customer physical EC2 host placement, not a service-specific database access rule
  3. IAM group — collects IAM user identities, not network-facility availability
  4. Edge locations — place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Edge locations place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery. This fits the situation: A news site wants static content delivered close to distant internet users.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Single private subnet: Isolates part of a VPC but does not alone provide service redundancy or global reach. This does not address the need for A news site wants static content delivered close to distant internet users. The appropriate Edge locations applies because Edge locations place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery.

B:

EC2 dedicated host provides single-customer physical EC2 host placement, not a service-specific database access rule. This does not address the need for A news site wants static content delivered close to distant internet users. The appropriate Edge locations applies because Edge locations place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery.

C:

IAM group: Collects IAM user identities, not network-facility availability. This does not address the need for A news site wants static content delivered close to distant internet users. The appropriate Edge locations applies because Edge locations place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery.

Question 365

A video portal needs cached content at global network points to reduce delivery latency. Which cloud capability or service directly addresses the requirement?

  1. Edge locations
  2. IAM group
  3. Single private subnet
  4. EC2 dedicated host

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Edge locations place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery. This fits the case: A video portal needs cached content at global network points to reduce delivery latency.

Incorrect Answers

B:

IAM group: Collects IAM user identities, not network-facility availability. That does not meet the requirement: A video portal needs cached content at global network points to reduce delivery latency.

C:

Single private subnet: Isolates part of a VPC but does not alone provide service redundancy or global reach. That does not meet the requirement: A video portal needs cached content at global network points to reduce delivery latency.

D:

EC2 dedicated host provides single-customer physical EC2 host placement, not a service-specific database access rule. That does not meet the requirement: A video portal needs cached content at global network points to reduce delivery latency.

Question 366

A video portal needs cached content at global network points to reduce delivery latency. Which explanation correctly distinguishes the appropriate approach from the alternatives?

  1. IAM group — collects IAM user identities, not network-facility availability
  2. Edge locations — place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery
  3. Single private subnet — isolates part of a VPC but does not alone provide service redundancy or global reach
  4. EC2 dedicated host — provides single-customer physical EC2 host placement, not a service-specific database access rule

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Edge locations place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery. This fits the situation: A video portal needs cached content at global network points to reduce delivery latency.

Incorrect Answers

A:

IAM group: Collects IAM user identities, not network-facility availability. This does not address the need for A video portal needs cached content at global network points to reduce delivery latency. The appropriate Edge locations applies because Edge locations place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery.

C:

Single private subnet: Isolates part of a VPC but does not alone provide service redundancy or global reach. This does not address the need for A video portal needs cached content at global network points to reduce delivery latency. The appropriate Edge locations applies because Edge locations place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery.

D:

EC2 dedicated host provides single-customer physical EC2 host placement, not a service-specific database access rule. This does not address the need for A video portal needs cached content at global network points to reduce delivery latency. The appropriate Edge locations applies because Edge locations place distribution services such as CloudFront closer to users for low-latency content delivery.

Question 367

A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A company has a regulatory requirement that specified application data remain in a chosen country. Which choice is most appropriate?

  1. Any global edge cache
  2. Random automatic cross-Region copies
  3. Region-aware data placement
  4. IAM role naming

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement. This fits the case: A company has a regulatory requirement that specified application data remain in a chosen country.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Any global edge cache: Does not guarantee regulatory origin-region data residency. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A company has a regulatory requirement that specified application data remain in a chosen country.

B:

Random automatic cross-Region copies: Lack a deliberate supported replication design and do not guarantee recovery objectives. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A company has a regulatory requirement that specified application data remain in a chosen country.

D:

IAM role naming: Names an identity resource but cannot enforce data residency. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A company has a regulatory requirement that specified application data remain in a chosen country.

Question 368

For the following need, select the most defensible technical rationale: A company has a regulatory requirement that specified application data remain in a chosen country.

  1. Random automatic cross-Region copies — lack a deliberate supported replication design and do not guarantee recovery objectives
  2. IAM role naming — names an identity resource but cannot enforce data residency
  3. Any global edge cache — does not guarantee regulatory origin-region data residency
  4. Region-aware data placement — Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement. This fits the situation: A company has a regulatory requirement that specified application data remain in a chosen country.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Random automatic cross-Region copies: Lack a deliberate supported replication design and do not guarantee recovery objectives. This does not address the need for A company has a regulatory requirement that specified application data remain in a chosen country. The appropriate Region-aware data placement applies because Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement.

B:

IAM role naming: Names an identity resource but cannot enforce data residency. This does not address the need for A company has a regulatory requirement that specified application data remain in a chosen country. The appropriate Region-aware data placement applies because Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement.

C:

Any global edge cache: Does not guarantee regulatory origin-region data residency. This does not address the need for A company has a regulatory requirement that specified application data remain in a chosen country. The appropriate Region-aware data placement applies because Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement.

Question 369

A public agency must select an AWS deployment geography to satisfy legal residency constraints. Identify the AWS approach that most directly meets the stated goal.

  1. Region-aware data placement
  2. Any global edge cache
  3. Random automatic cross-Region copies
  4. IAM role naming

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement. This fits the case: A public agency must select an AWS deployment geography to satisfy legal residency constraints.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Any global edge cache: Does not guarantee regulatory origin-region data residency. That does not meet the requirement: A public agency must select an AWS deployment geography to satisfy legal residency constraints.

C:

Random automatic cross-Region copies: Lack a deliberate supported replication design and do not guarantee recovery objectives. That does not meet the requirement: A public agency must select an AWS deployment geography to satisfy legal residency constraints.

D:

IAM role naming: Names an identity resource but cannot enforce data residency. That does not meet the requirement: A public agency must select an AWS deployment geography to satisfy legal residency constraints.

Question 370

Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: A public agency must select an AWS deployment geography to satisfy legal residency constraints?

  1. Random automatic cross-Region copies — lack a deliberate supported replication design and do not guarantee recovery objectives
  2. Region-aware data placement — Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement
  3. Any global edge cache — does not guarantee regulatory origin-region data residency
  4. IAM role naming — names an identity resource but cannot enforce data residency

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement. This fits the situation: A public agency must select an AWS deployment geography to satisfy legal residency constraints.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Random automatic cross-Region copies: Lack a deliberate supported replication design and do not guarantee recovery objectives. This does not address the need for A public agency must select an AWS deployment geography to satisfy legal residency constraints. The appropriate Region-aware data placement applies because Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement.

C:

Any global edge cache: Does not guarantee regulatory origin-region data residency. This does not address the need for A public agency must select an AWS deployment geography to satisfy legal residency constraints. The appropriate Region-aware data placement applies because Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement.

D:

IAM role naming: Names an identity resource but cannot enforce data residency. This does not address the need for A public agency must select an AWS deployment geography to satisfy legal residency constraints. The appropriate Region-aware data placement applies because Region selection and service-specific controls help meet data residency commitments; regions are not interchangeable for legal placement.