AWS-Certified-Solutions-Architect-Associate-SAA-C01 AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C01)

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Question 10

A Solutions Architect is helping a customer migrate an application to AWS. The application is composed of a fleet of Linux servers that currently use a shared file system to read and write data. One of the goals of moving this application to AWS is to increase the reliability of the storage tier.

What solution would increase reliability while minimizing the operational overhead of managing this infrastructure?

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  • Create an EBS volume and mount it to all the servers.

  • Create an EFS file system and mount it to all the servers.

  • Create an S3 bucket that can be accessed through an S3 VPC Endpoint.

  • Create two EC2 instances in separate Availability Zones that act as file servers.

Question 11

A Solutions Architect is designing a highly-available website that is served by multiple web servers hosted outside of AWS. If an instance becomes unresponsive, the Architect needs to remove it from the rotation.

What is the MOST efficient way to fulfill this requirement?

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  • Use Amazon CloudWatch to monitor utilization.

  • Use Amazon API Gateway to monitor availability.

  • Use an Amazon Elastic Load Balancer.

  • Use Amazon Route 53 health checks.

Question 12

An application generates audit logs of operational activities. Compliance requirements mandate that the application retains the logs for 5 years.

How can these requirements be met?

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  • Save the logs in an Amazon S3 bucket and enable Multi-Factor Authentication Delete (MFA Delete) on the bucket.

  • Save the logs in an Amazon EFS volume and use Network File System version 4 (NFSv4) locking with the volume.

  • Save the logs in an Amazon Glacier vault and use the Vault Lock feature.

  • Save the logs in an Amazon EBS volume and take monthly snapshots.