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Amazon AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 Practice Test 38

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.

Question 371

A team needs direct control over an operating system running an application server. Which option is the best fit?

  1. Amazon S3
  2. Amazon DynamoDB
  3. Amazon EC2
  4. AWS Lambda

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control. This fits the case: A team needs direct control over an operating system running an application server.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Amazon S3 stores objects in buckets via object APIs. That does not meet the requirement: A team needs direct control over an operating system running an application server.

B:

Amazon DynamoDB provides managed key-value and document NoSQL storage. That does not meet the requirement: A team needs direct control over an operating system running an application server.

D:

AWS Lambda runs event-driven code with server infrastructure managed by AWS. That does not meet the requirement: A team needs direct control over an operating system running an application server.

Question 372

A team needs direct control over an operating system running an application server. Which justification most accurately supports the recommended choice?

  1. AWS Lambda — runs event-driven code with server infrastructure managed by AWS
  2. Amazon S3 — stores objects in buckets via object APIs
  3. Amazon DynamoDB — provides managed key-value and document NoSQL storage
  4. Amazon EC2 — EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control. This fits the situation: A team needs direct control over an operating system running an application server.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AWS Lambda runs event-driven code with server infrastructure managed by AWS. This does not address the need for A team needs direct control over an operating system running an application server. The appropriate Amazon EC2 applies because EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control.

B:

Amazon S3 stores objects in buckets via object APIs. This does not address the need for A team needs direct control over an operating system running an application server. The appropriate Amazon EC2 applies because EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control.

C:

Amazon DynamoDB provides managed key-value and document NoSQL storage. This does not address the need for A team needs direct control over an operating system running an application server. The appropriate Amazon EC2 applies because EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control.

Question 373

Consider this AWS requirement: An app uses specialized host software requiring access to a cloud virtual machine. What should the team select?

  1. Amazon EC2
  2. Amazon DynamoDB
  3. AWS Lambda
  4. Amazon S3

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control. This fits the case: An app uses specialized host software requiring access to a cloud virtual machine.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Amazon DynamoDB provides managed key-value and document NoSQL storage. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: An app uses specialized host software requiring access to a cloud virtual machine.

C:

AWS Lambda runs event-driven code with server infrastructure managed by AWS. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: An app uses specialized host software requiring access to a cloud virtual machine.

D:

Amazon S3 stores objects in buckets via object APIs. That does not meet the requirement: Consider this AWS requirement: An app uses specialized host software requiring access to a cloud virtual machine.

Question 374

A review board wants evidence for this choice: An app uses specialized host software requiring access to a cloud virtual machine. Which reasoning is best aligned with the requirement?

  1. AWS Lambda — runs event-driven code with server infrastructure managed by AWS
  2. Amazon EC2 — EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control
  3. Amazon DynamoDB — provides managed key-value and document NoSQL storage
  4. Amazon S3 — stores objects in buckets via object APIs

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control. This fits the situation: An app uses specialized host software requiring access to a cloud virtual machine.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AWS Lambda runs event-driven code with server infrastructure managed by AWS. This does not address the need for An app uses specialized host software requiring access to a cloud virtual machine. The appropriate Amazon EC2 applies because EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control.

C:

Amazon DynamoDB provides managed key-value and document NoSQL storage. This does not address the need for An app uses specialized host software requiring access to a cloud virtual machine. The appropriate Amazon EC2 applies because EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control.

D:

Amazon S3 stores objects in buckets via object APIs. This does not address the need for An app uses specialized host software requiring access to a cloud virtual machine. The appropriate Amazon EC2 applies because EC2 provides resizable virtual compute instances under customer operating-system control.

Question 375

A developer wants functions that run when objects arrive, without managing application servers. Which cloud capability or service directly addresses the requirement?

  1. Amazon EC2
  2. Amazon ECS
  3. AWS Lambda
  4. Amazon RDS

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers. This fits the case: A developer wants functions that run when objects arrive, without managing application servers.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Amazon EC2 provides virtual compute instances with operating-system control. That does not meet the requirement: A developer wants functions that run when objects arrive, without managing application servers.

B:

Amazon ECS: Orchestrates container tasks through AWS APIs. That does not meet the requirement: A developer wants functions that run when objects arrive, without managing application servers.

D:

Amazon RDS provides managed relational database engines. That does not meet the requirement: A developer wants functions that run when objects arrive, without managing application servers.

Question 376

A developer wants functions that run when objects arrive, without managing application servers. Which explanation correctly distinguishes the appropriate approach from the alternatives?

  1. Amazon RDS — provides managed relational database engines
  2. Amazon EC2 — provides virtual compute instances with operating-system control
  3. Amazon ECS — orchestrates container tasks through AWS APIs
  4. AWS Lambda — Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers. This fits the situation: A developer wants functions that run when objects arrive, without managing application servers.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Amazon RDS provides managed relational database engines. This does not address the need for A developer wants functions that run when objects arrive, without managing application servers. The appropriate AWS Lambda applies because Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers.

B:

Amazon EC2 provides virtual compute instances with operating-system control. This does not address the need for A developer wants functions that run when objects arrive, without managing application servers. The appropriate AWS Lambda applies because Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers.

C:

Amazon ECS: Orchestrates container tasks through AWS APIs. This does not address the need for A developer wants functions that run when objects arrive, without managing application servers. The appropriate AWS Lambda applies because Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers.

Question 377

A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A small service processes incoming events with short-lived code execution and no always-on VM. Which choice is most appropriate?

  1. AWS Lambda
  2. Amazon ECS
  3. Amazon EC2
  4. Amazon RDS

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers. This fits the case: A small service processes incoming events with short-lived code execution and no always-on VM.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Amazon ECS: Orchestrates container tasks through AWS APIs. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A small service processes incoming events with short-lived code execution and no always-on VM.

C:

Amazon EC2 provides virtual compute instances with operating-system control. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A small service processes incoming events with short-lived code execution and no always-on VM.

D:

Amazon RDS provides managed relational database engines. That does not meet the requirement: A technical reviewer evaluates this need: A small service processes incoming events with short-lived code execution and no always-on VM.

Question 378

For the following need, select the most defensible technical rationale: A small service processes incoming events with short-lived code execution and no always-on VM.

  1. Amazon RDS — provides managed relational database engines
  2. AWS Lambda — Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers
  3. Amazon EC2 — provides virtual compute instances with operating-system control
  4. Amazon ECS — orchestrates container tasks through AWS APIs

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers. This fits the situation: A small service processes incoming events with short-lived code execution and no always-on VM.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Amazon RDS provides managed relational database engines. This does not address the need for A small service processes incoming events with short-lived code execution and no always-on VM. The appropriate AWS Lambda applies because Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers.

C:

Amazon EC2 provides virtual compute instances with operating-system control. This does not address the need for A small service processes incoming events with short-lived code execution and no always-on VM. The appropriate AWS Lambda applies because Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers.

D:

Amazon ECS: Orchestrates container tasks through AWS APIs. This does not address the need for A small service processes incoming events with short-lived code execution and no always-on VM. The appropriate AWS Lambda applies because Lambda runs code in response to events without managing the underlying servers.

Question 379

A company runs Docker containers and wants AWS-native container orchestration without requiring Kubernetes. Identify the AWS approach that most directly meets the stated goal.

  1. AWS Lambda
  2. Amazon EKS
  3. Amazon ECS
  4. Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

ECS is AWS-native container orchestration for deploying and operating containers. This fits the case: A company runs Docker containers and wants AWS-native container orchestration without requiring Kubernetes.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AWS Lambda runs event-driven code with server infrastructure managed by AWS. That does not meet the requirement: A company runs Docker containers and wants AWS-native container orchestration without requiring Kubernetes.

B:

Amazon EKS is a managed Kubernetes platform. That does not meet the requirement: A company runs Docker containers and wants AWS-native container orchestration without requiring Kubernetes.

D:

Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling: EC2 Auto Scaling adds or removes instances to maintain configured capacity and respond to demand. That does not meet the requirement: A company runs Docker containers and wants AWS-native container orchestration without requiring Kubernetes.

Question 380

Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: A company runs Docker containers and wants AWS-native container orchestration without requiring Kubernetes?

  1. AWS Lambda — runs event-driven code with server infrastructure managed by AWS
  2. Amazon EKS — is a managed Kubernetes platform
  3. Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling — EC2 Auto Scaling adds or removes instances to maintain configured capacity and respond to demand
  4. Amazon ECS — ECS is AWS-native container orchestration for deploying and operating containers

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

ECS is AWS-native container orchestration for deploying and operating containers. This fits the situation: A company runs Docker containers and wants AWS-native container orchestration without requiring Kubernetes.

Incorrect Answers

A:

AWS Lambda runs event-driven code with server infrastructure managed by AWS. This does not address the need for A company runs Docker containers and wants AWS-native container orchestration without requiring Kubernetes. The appropriate Amazon ECS applies because ECS is AWS-native container orchestration for deploying and operating containers.

B:

Amazon EKS is a managed Kubernetes platform. This does not address the need for A company runs Docker containers and wants AWS-native container orchestration without requiring Kubernetes. The appropriate Amazon ECS applies because ECS is AWS-native container orchestration for deploying and operating containers.

C:

Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling: EC2 Auto Scaling adds or removes instances to maintain configured capacity and respond to demand. This does not address the need for A company runs Docker containers and wants AWS-native container orchestration without requiring Kubernetes. The appropriate Amazon ECS applies because ECS is AWS-native container orchestration for deploying and operating containers.