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Section	Weight	Objectives
Topic 1: Deployment, Provisioning, and Automation	22%	- Implement automation for operational tasks 1. Automate deployments using AWS CodeDeploy, AWS CodePipeline 2. Use AWS Systems Manager for patch management and maintenance - Manage configuration and secrets 1. Use AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store and AWS Secrets Manager 2. Implement configuration management strategies - Provision and maintain AWS resources 1. Create and manage infrastructure as code using AWS CloudFormation and AWS CDK 2. Manage stacks of resources by using CloudFormation
Topic 2: Monitoring, Logging, Analysis, Remediation, and Performance Optimization	22%	- Implement metrics, alarms, and filters by using AWS monitoring and logging services 1. Configure and manage the CloudWatch agent to collect metrics and logs from EC2 instances, Amazon ECS clusters, or Amazon EKS clusters 2. Configure AWS monitoring and logging by using AWS services (e.g., Amazon CloudWatch, AWS CloudTrail) 3. Create and manage CloudWatch alarms, dashboards, and metric filters - Optimize performance of AWS resources 1. Implement performance tuning for EC2 instances, databases, and other AWS services 2. Use AWS Compute Optimizer and AWS Trusted Advisor for performance recommendations - Implement remediation actions based on monitoring and logging data 1. Troubleshoot and resolve operational issues using monitoring data 2. Configure automated remediation using AWS Systems Manager, AWS Lambda, or Amazon EventBridge
Topic 3: Security and Compliance	16%	- Implement data protection 1. Configure encryption at rest and in transit 2. Manage SSL/TLS certificates using AWS Certificate Manager - Implement and manage security controls 1. Implement security groups, NACLs, and AWS WAF 2. Configure IAM users, groups, roles, and policies - Ensure compliance requirements are met 1. Enforce compliance requirements (e.g., Region and service selections) 2. Use AWS Config, AWS CloudTrail, and Amazon GuardDuty for compliance monitoring
Topic 4: Networking and Content Delivery	18%	- Configure DNS and content delivery 1. Configure Amazon CloudFront distributions 2. Manage Amazon Route 53 hosted zones and routing policies - Implement and manage networking configurations 1. Configure VPCs, subnets, route tables, and internet gateways 2. Implement VPC peering, AWS Transit Gateway, and VPN connections - Implement network security and troubleshooting 1. Troubleshoot network connectivity issues using VPC Flow Logs 2. Configure network access control lists (NACLs) and security groups
Topic 5: Reliability and Business Continuity	22%	- Implement scalability and elasticity 1. Implement load balancing strategies using ELB 2. Configure Auto Scaling groups and policies - Implement backup and recovery strategies 1. Configure AWS Backup for automated backups 2. Implement disaster recovery procedures and test recovery processes - Implement high availability and fault tolerance 1. Configure multi-AZ and multi-Region architectures 2. Deploy resources across multiple Availability Zones

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NEW QUESTION # 130
An AWS CloudFormation template creates an Amazon RDS instance. This template is used to build up development environments as needed and then delete the stack when the environment is no longer required.
The RDS-persisted data must be retained for further use, even after the CloudFormation stack is deleted.
How can this be achieved in a reliable and efficient way?

A. Create an AWS Lambda function to take a snapshot of the RDS instance, and manually invoke the function before deleting the stack.
B. Use the Snapshot Deletion Policy in the CloudFormation template definition of the RDS instance.
C. Create a new CloudFormation template to perform backups of the RDS instance, and run this template before deleting the stack.
D. Write a script to continue backing up the RDS instance every five minutes.

Answer: B

Explanation:
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AWS CloudFormation supports the DeletionPolicy attribute to control what happens to a resource when a stack is deleted. For Amazon RDS DB instances, setting DeletionPolicy: Snapshot instructs CloudFormation to retain a final DB snapshot automatically at stack deletion. CloudOps best practice recommends using this native mechanism for data retention and auditability, avoiding manual scripts or out-of-band processes.
Options A, B, and D introduce operational overhead and potential human error. With DeletionPolicy set to Snapshot, the environment can be repeatedly created and torn down while preserving data states for later restoration with minimal manual steps. This aligns with IaC principles-declarative, repeatable, and reliable- and supports efficient lifecycle management of ephemeral development stacks.
References:* AWS Certified CloudOps Engineer - Associate (SOA-C03) Exam Guide - Deployment, Provisioning and Automation* AWS CloudFormation User Guide - DeletionPolicy Attribute (Snapshot for RDS)* AWS Well-Architected Framework - Operational Excellence Pillar

NEW QUESTION # 131
A company has a multi-account AWS environment that includes the following:
- A central identity account that contains all IAM users and groups
- Several member accounts that contain IAM roles
A SysOps administrator must grant permissions for a particular IAM group to assume a role in one of the member accounts. How should the SysOps administrator accomplish this task?

A. In the member account, add sts:AssumeRole permissions to the role's policy. In the identity account, add a trust policy to the group that specifies the account number of the member account.
B. In the member account, add the group Amazon Resource Name (ARN) to the role's trust policy.
In the identity account, add an inline policy to the group with sts:AssumeRole permissions.
C. In the member account, add the group Amazon Resource Name (ARN) to the role's trust policy.
In the identity account, add an inline policy to the group with sts:PassRole permissions.
D. In the member account, add the group Amazon Resource Name (ARN) to the role's inline policy.
In the identity account, add a trust policy to the group with sts:AssumeRole permissions.

Answer: B

Explanation:
Cross-account role assumption requires two explicit permissions. AWS CloudOps documentation states that the target role must trust the principal, and the principal must be allowed to call sts:AssumeRole.
In the member account, the role's trust policy must list the IAM group ARN (or the identity account) as a trusted principal. In the identity account, the IAM group must have an inline or attached policy that allows the sts:AssumeRole action for the target role ARN. This dual configuration enables secure and controlled cross-account access.

NEW QUESTION # 132
A company's website runs on an Amazon EC2 Linux instance. The website needs to serve PDF files from an Amazon S3 bucket. All public access to the S3 bucket is blocked at the account level. The company needs to allow website users to download the PDF files.
Which solution will meet these requirements with the LEAST administrative effort?

A. Create an IAM role that has a policy that allows s3:list* and s3:get* permissions. Assign the role to the EC2 instance. Assign a company employee to download requested PDF files to the EC2 instance and deliver the files to website users. Create an AWS Lambda function to periodically delete local files.
B. Change the S3 bucket permissions to allow public access on the source S3 bucket. Assign a company employee to provide a PDF file URL to users when users request the PDF files.
C. Deploy an EC2 instance that has an IAM instance profile to a public subnet. Use a signed URL from the EC2 instance to provide temporary access to the S3 bucket for website users.
D. Create an Amazon CloudFront distribution that uses an origin access control (OAC) that points to the S3 bucket. Apply a bucket policy to the bucket to allow connections from the CloudFront distribution. Assign a company employee to provide a download URL that contains the distribution URL and the object path to users when users request PDF files.

Answer: D

Explanation:
Per the AWS Cloud Operations, Networking, and Security documentation, the best practice for serving private S3 content securely to end users is to use Amazon CloudFront with Origin Access Control (OAC).
OAC enables CloudFront to access S3 buckets privately, even when Block Public Access settings are enabled at the account level. This allows content to be delivered globally and securely without making the S3 bucket public. The bucket policy explicitly allows access only from the CloudFront distribution, ensuring that users can retrieve PDF files only via CloudFront URLs.
This configuration offers:
Automatic scalability through CloudFront caching,
Improved security via private access control,
Minimal administration effort with fully managed services.
Other options require manual handling or make the bucket public, violating AWS security best practices.
Therefore, Option B-using CloudFront with Origin Access Control and a restrictive bucket policy-provides the most secure, efficient, and low-maintenance CloudOps solution.

NEW QUESTION # 133
A company uses an organization in AWS Organizations to manage a multi-account AWS environment. The company creates a new Amazon EBS backed Amazon Machine Image (AMI).
The company shares the AMI across the organization. Employees must use the AMI to launch all new Linux-based Amazon EC2 instances across the entire organization.
In one of the company's application accounts, an employee uses the new AMI to launch a new workload. The EC2 instance launches, but it is terminated immediately.
What the MOST likely reason that the instance did not fully boot?

A. The company encrypted the AMI by using an AWS KMS key that the user who launched the EC2 instance does not have access to.
B. The user launched the EC2 instance into a subnet that does not have access to the internet.
C. There is a service control policy (SCP) that denies the user who launched the EC2 instance access to launch instances in the application account.
D. The user who launched the instance does not have ec2:RunInstances permissions within the application account.

Answer: A

Explanation:
When an EBS-backed AMI is encrypted with an AWS KMS key, the account or principal launching the instance must have permission to use that KMS key. If the AMI is shared but the required KMS key permissions are not also granted, the instance can start the launch process but fail and terminate immediately because it cannot access the encrypted root volume.

NEW QUESTION # 134
A CloudOps engineer must load test a new Amazon CloudFront distribution to assess data transfer and latency performance. Which solution will meet this requirement?

A. Send client requests from a single geographic region. Configure the load test so that each client makes an independent DNS request. Spread the client requests across the set of IP addresses that the DNS returns.
B. Send client requests from multiple geographic regions. Configure the load test so that each client makes an independent DNS request. Spread the client requests across the set of IP addresses that the DNS returns.
C. Send client requests from multiple geographic regions. Configure the load test so that each client makes an identical DNS request. Focus the client requests on the IP address that the DNS returns.
D. Send client requests from a single geographic region. Configure the load test so that each client makes an identical DNS request. Focus the client requests on the IP address that the DNS returns.

Answer: B

Explanation:
A realistic CloudFront load test should originate from multiple geographic locations so requests are routed through different edge locations and network paths. Each client should perform its own DNS resolution and distribute requests across the returned IP addresses, which more accurately measures CloudFront data transfer behavior and latency under geographically distributed traffic.

NEW QUESTION # 135
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