A user is planning to set up the Multi AZ feature of RDS. Which of the below mentioned conditions won't
take advantage of the Multi AZ feature?

• A.Region outage
• B.A manual failover of the DB instance using Reboot with failover option
• C.When the user changes the DB instance's server type
• D.Availability zone outage

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An application stores data in an Amazon RDS database instance. Automated RDS snapshots are taken during specified backup windows every night. In addition, a SysOps Administrator takes monthly manual RDS snapshots. During a maintenance window, the RDS instance was accidentally deleted. How can the Administrator restore the DRS database instance?

• A.Restore the instance from the RDS in the secondary Availability Zone
• B.Restore the instance from the last available manual snapshot.
• C.Restore the instance from the last full RDS snapshot and subsequent incremental snapshots
• D.Restore the instance from the last available automated snapshot.

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A company has several business units that want to use Amazon EC2. The company wants to require all business units to provision their EC2 instances by using only approved EC2 instance configurations.
What should a SysOps administrator do to implement this requirement?

• A.Share an AWS CloudFormation template with the business units. Instruct the business units to pass a role to AWS CloudFormation to allow the service to manage EC2 instances.
• B.Develop an IAM policy that limits the business units to provision EC2 instances only. Instruct the business units to launch instances by using an AWS CloudFormation template.
• C.Publish a product and launch constraint role for EC2 instances by using AWS Service Catalog.
  Allow the business units to perform actions in AWS Service Catalog only.
• D.Create an EC2 instance launch configuration. Allow the business units to launch EC2 instances by specifying this launch configuration in the AWS Management Console.

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A sysops administrator is managing an application on AWS that uses Amazon EC2 instances and Amazon Aurora MySQL. The EC2 instances and Aurora instances are in two different subnets.
The application servers running in EC2 cannot connect to the Aurora database.
The EC2 subnet is 192.168.87.0/24 and has a security group named sg-123456 with the following configuration.

The Aurora subnet is 192.168.88.0/24 and has a security group named sg-abcdef with the following configuration.

Which action should the sysops administrator take to allow the EC2 instances to connect to the Aurora database?

• A.In the outbound rules table of the Aurora security group, add an outbound TCP rule with the MySQL port and 192.168.87.0/24 as the destination.
• B.In the inbound rules table of the EC2 security group, add an inbound TCP rule with the MySQL port and 192.168.88.0/24 as the traffic source.
• C.In the outbound rules table of the EC2 security group, add an outbound TCP rule with the MySQL port and sg-abcdef as the destination.
• D.In the inbound rules table of the Aurora security group, add an inbound TCP rule with the MySQL port and sg-123456 as the traffic source.

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Which of the below mentioned options is not a best practice to securely manage the AWS access credentials?

• A.Keep rotating your secure access credentials at regular intervals
• B.Create individual IAM users
• C.Create strong access key and secret access key and attach to the root account
• D.Enable MFA for privileged users

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