{"id":1046,"date":"2018-08-22T03:56:52","date_gmt":"2018-08-22T03:56:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dumps.dumpsbase.com\/?p=1046"},"modified":"2018-08-22T04:00:42","modified_gmt":"2018-08-22T04:00:42","slug":"aws-certified-devops-engineer-professional-exam-questions","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dumpsbase.com\/freedumps\/aws-certified-devops-engineer-professional-exam-questions.html","title":{"rendered":"AWS Certified DevOps Engineer \u2013 Professional exam questions"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>The AWS Certified DevOps Engineer \u2013 Professional exam validates technical expertise in provisioning, operating, and managing distributed application systems on the AWS platform. You could take your AWS Certified DevOps Engineer \u2013 Professional exam test after you practice AWS Certified DevOps Engineer \u2013 Professional exam questions.<\/p>\n<p><span style=\"background-color: #99ccff;\"><strong>Start to test your AWS Certified DevOps Engineer \u2013 Professional exam questions.<\/p>\n<p><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n<script>\n\t  window.fbAsyncInit = function() {\n\t    FB.init({\n\t      appId            : '622169541470367',\n\t      autoLogAppEvents : true,\n\t      xfbml            : true,\n\t      version          : 'v3.1'\n\t    });\n\t  };\n\t\n\t  (function(d, s, id){\n\t     var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];\n\t     if (d.getElementById(id)) {return;}\n\t     js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id;\n\t     js.src = \"https:\/\/connect.facebook.net\/en_US\/sdk.js\";\n\t     fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);\n\t   }(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk'));\n\t<\/script><script type=\"text\/javascript\" >\ndocument.addEventListener(\"DOMContentLoaded\", function(event) { \nif(!window.jQuery) alert(\"The important jQuery library is not properly loaded in your site. 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If you are still not sure what to do you can contact us for help.\");\n});\n<\/script>  \n  \n<div  id=\"watupro_quiz\" class=\"quiz-area single-page-quiz\">\n<p id=\"submittingExam442\" style=\"display:none;text-align:center;\"><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/www.dumpsbase.com\/freedumps\/wp-content\/plugins\/watupro\/img\/loading.gif\" width=\"16\" height=\"16\"><\/p>\n\n<div class=\"watupro-exam-description\" id=\"description-quiz-442\"><\/div>\n\n<form action=\"\" method=\"post\" class=\"quiz-form\" id=\"quiz-442\"  enctype=\"multipart\/form-data\" >\n<div class='watu-question ' id='question-1' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-1'  class='   watupro-question-id-8544'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>1. <\/span>What is a circular dependency in AWS CloudFormation?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_1' value='8544' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8544' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8544[]' id='answer-id-35470' class='answer   answerof-8544 ' value='35470'   \/><label for='answer-id-35470' id='answer-label-35470' class=' answer'><span>When a Template references an earlier version of itself.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8544[]' id='answer-id-35471' class='answer   answerof-8544 ' value='35471'   \/><label for='answer-id-35471' id='answer-label-35471' class=' answer'><span>When Nested Stacks depend on each other.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8544[]' id='answer-id-35472' class='answer   answerof-8544 ' value='35472'   \/><label for='answer-id-35472' id='answer-label-35472' class=' answer'><span>When Resources form a DependOn loop.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8544[]' id='answer-id-35473' class='answer   answerof-8544 ' value='35473'   \/><label for='answer-id-35473' id='answer-label-35473' class=' answer'><span>When a Template references a region, which references the original Template.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-2' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-2'  class='   watupro-question-id-8545'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>2. <\/span>You need to run a very large batch data processing job one time per day. The source data exists entirely in S3, and the output of the processing job should also be written to S3 when finished. <br \/>\r<br>If you need to version control this processing job and all setup and teardown logic for the system, what approach should you use?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_2' value='8545' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8545' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8545[]' id='answer-id-35474' class='answer   answerof-8545 ' value='35474'   \/><label for='answer-id-35474' id='answer-label-35474' class=' answer'><span>Model an AWS EMR job in AWS Elastic Beanstalk.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8545[]' id='answer-id-35475' class='answer   answerof-8545 ' value='35475'   \/><label for='answer-id-35475' id='answer-label-35475' class=' answer'><span>Model an AWS EMR job in AWS CloudFormation.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8545[]' id='answer-id-35476' class='answer   answerof-8545 ' value='35476'   \/><label for='answer-id-35476' id='answer-label-35476' class=' answer'><span>Model an AWS EMR job in AWS OpsWorks.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8545[]' id='answer-id-35477' class='answer   answerof-8545 ' value='35477'   \/><label for='answer-id-35477' id='answer-label-35477' class=' answer'><span>Model an AWS EMR job in AWS CLI Composer.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-3' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-3'  class='   watupro-question-id-8546'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>3. <\/span>What is true of the way that encryption works with EBS?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_3' value='8546' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8546' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8546[]' id='answer-id-35478' class='answer   answerof-8546 ' value='35478'   \/><label for='answer-id-35478' id='answer-label-35478' class=' answer'><span>Snapshotting an encrypted volume makes an encrypted snapshot; restoring an encrypted snapshot creates an encrypted volume when specified \/ requested.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8546[]' id='answer-id-35479' class='answer   answerof-8546 ' value='35479'   \/><label for='answer-id-35479' id='answer-label-35479' class=' answer'><span>Snapshotting an encrypted volume makes an encrypted snapshot when specified \/ requested; restoring an encrypted snapshot creates an encrypted volume when specified \/ requested.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8546[]' id='answer-id-35480' class='answer   answerof-8546 ' value='35480'   \/><label for='answer-id-35480' id='answer-label-35480' class=' answer'><span>Snapshotting an encrypted volume makes an encrypted snapshot; restoring an encrypted snapshot always creates an encrypted volume.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8546[]' id='answer-id-35481' class='answer   answerof-8546 ' value='35481'   \/><label for='answer-id-35481' id='answer-label-35481' class=' answer'><span>Snapshotting an encrypted volume makes an encrypted snapshot when specified \/ requested; restoring an encrypted snapshot always creates an encrypted volume.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-4' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-4'  class='   watupro-question-id-8547'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>4. <\/span>When thinking of AWS OpsWorks, which of the following is true?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_4' value='8547' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8547' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8547[]' id='answer-id-35482' class='answer   answerof-8547 ' value='35482'   \/><label for='answer-id-35482' id='answer-label-35482' class=' answer'><span>Stacks have many layers, layers have many instances.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8547[]' id='answer-id-35483' class='answer   answerof-8547 ' value='35483'   \/><label for='answer-id-35483' id='answer-label-35483' class=' answer'><span>Instances have many stacks, stacks have many layers.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8547[]' id='answer-id-35484' class='answer   answerof-8547 ' value='35484'   \/><label for='answer-id-35484' id='answer-label-35484' class=' answer'><span>Layers have many stacks, stacks have many instances.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8547[]' id='answer-id-35485' class='answer   answerof-8547 ' value='35485'   \/><label for='answer-id-35485' id='answer-label-35485' class=' answer'><span>Layers have many instances, instances have many stacks.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-5' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-5'  class='   watupro-question-id-8548'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>5. <\/span>You work for a company that automatically tags photographs using artificial neural networks (ANNs), which run on GPUs using C++. You receive millions of images at a time, but only 3 times per day on average. These images are loaded into an AWS S3 bucket you control for you in a batch, and then the customer publishes a JSON-formatted manifest into another S3 bucket you control as well. Each image takes 10 milliseconds to process using a full GPU. Your neural network software requires 5 minutes to bootstrap. Image tags are JSON objects, and you must publish them to an S3 bucket. <br \/>\r<br>Which of these is the best system architectures for this system?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_5' value='8548' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8548' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8548[]' id='answer-id-35486' class='answer   answerof-8548 ' value='35486'   \/><label for='answer-id-35486' id='answer-label-35486' class=' answer'><span>Create an OpsWorks Stack with two Layers. The first contains lifecycle scripts for launching and bootstrapping an HTTP API on G2 instances for ANN image processing, and the second has an always-on instance which monitors the S3 manifest bucket for new files. When a new file is detected, request instances to boot on the ANN layer. When the instances are booted and the HTTP APIs are up, submit processing requests to individual instances.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8548[]' id='answer-id-35487' class='answer   answerof-8548 ' value='35487'   \/><label for='answer-id-35487' id='answer-label-35487' class=' answer'><span>Make an S3 notification configuration which publishes to AWS Lambda on the manifest bucket. Make the Lambda create a CloudFormation Stack which contains the logic to construct an autoscaling worker tier of EC2 G2 instances with the ANN code on each instance. Create an SQS queue of the images in the manifest. Tear the stack down when the queue is empty.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8548[]' id='answer-id-35488' class='answer   answerof-8548 ' value='35488'   \/><label for='answer-id-35488' id='answer-label-35488' class=' answer'><span>Deploy your ANN code to AWS Lambda as a bundled binary for the C++ extension. Make an S3 notification configuration on the manifest, which publishes to another AWS Lambda running controller code. This controller code publishes all the images in the manifest to AWS Kinesis. Your ANN code Lambda Function uses the Kinesis as an Event Source. The system automatically scales when the stream contains image events.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8548[]' id='answer-id-35489' class='answer   answerof-8548 ' value='35489'   \/><label for='answer-id-35489' id='answer-label-35489' class=' answer'><span>Create an Auto Scaling, Load Balanced Elastic Beanstalk worker tier Application and Environment. Deploy the ANN code to G2 instances in this tier. Set the desired capacity to 1. Make the code periodically check S3 for new manifests. When a new manifest is detected, push all of the images in the manifest into the SQS queue associated with the Elastic Beanstalk worker tier.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-6' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-6'  class='   watupro-question-id-8549'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>6. <\/span>You are designing a system which needs, at minumum, 8 m4.large instances operating to service traffic. When designing a system for high availability in the us-east-1 region, which has 6 Availability Zones, you company needs to be able to handle death of a full availability zone. <br \/>\r<br>How should you distribute the servers, to save as much cost as possible, assuming all of the EC2 nodes are properly linked to an ELB? Your VPC account can utilize us-east-1's AZ's a through f, inclusive.<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_6' value='8549' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8549' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8549[]' id='answer-id-35490' class='answer   answerof-8549 ' value='35490'   \/><label for='answer-id-35490' id='answer-label-35490' class=' answer'><span>3 servers in each of AZ's a through d, inclusive.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8549[]' id='answer-id-35491' class='answer   answerof-8549 ' value='35491'   \/><label for='answer-id-35491' id='answer-label-35491' class=' answer'><span>8 servers in each of AZ's a and b.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8549[]' id='answer-id-35492' class='answer   answerof-8549 ' value='35492'   \/><label for='answer-id-35492' id='answer-label-35492' class=' answer'><span>2 servers in each of AZ's a through e, inclusive.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8549[]' id='answer-id-35493' class='answer   answerof-8549 ' value='35493'   \/><label for='answer-id-35493' id='answer-label-35493' class=' answer'><span>4 servers in each of AZ's a through c, inclusive.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-7' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-7'  class='   watupro-question-id-8550'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>7. <\/span>You need to create a Route53 record automatically in CloudFormation when not running in production during all launches of a Template. <br \/>\r<br>How should you implement this?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_7' value='8550' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8550' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8550[]' id='answer-id-35494' class='answer   answerof-8550 ' value='35494'   \/><label for='answer-id-35494' id='answer-label-35494' class=' answer'><span>Use a &lt;code&gt;Parameter&lt;\/code&gt; for &lt;code&gt;environment&lt;\/code&gt;, and add a &lt;code&gt;Condition&lt;\/code&gt; on the Route53 &lt;code&gt;Resource&lt;\/code&gt; in the template to create the record only when &lt;code&gt;environment&lt;\/code&gt; is not &lt;code&gt;production&lt;\/code&gt;.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8550[]' id='answer-id-35495' class='answer   answerof-8550 ' value='35495'   \/><label for='answer-id-35495' id='answer-label-35495' class=' answer'><span>Create two templates, one with the Route53 record value and one with a null value for the record. Use the one without it when deploying to production.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8550[]' id='answer-id-35496' class='answer   answerof-8550 ' value='35496'   \/><label for='answer-id-35496' id='answer-label-35496' class=' answer'><span>Use a &lt;code&gt;Parameter&lt;\/code&gt; for &lt;code&gt;environment&lt;\/code&gt;, and add a &lt;code&gt;Condition&lt;\/code&gt; on the Route53 &lt;code&gt;Resource&lt;\/code&gt; in the template to create the record with a null string when &lt;code&gt;environment&lt;\/code&gt; is &lt;code&gt;production&lt;\/code&gt;.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8550[]' id='answer-id-35497' class='answer   answerof-8550 ' value='35497'   \/><label for='answer-id-35497' id='answer-label-35497' class=' answer'><span>Create two templates, one with the Route53 record and one without it. Use the one without it when deploying to production.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-8' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-8'  class='   watupro-question-id-8551'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>8. <\/span>What is web identity federation?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_8' value='8551' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8551' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8551[]' id='answer-id-35498' class='answer   answerof-8551 ' value='35498'   \/><label for='answer-id-35498' id='answer-label-35498' class=' answer'><span>Use of an identity provider like Google or Facebook to become an AWS IAM User.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8551[]' id='answer-id-35499' class='answer   answerof-8551 ' value='35499'   \/><label for='answer-id-35499' id='answer-label-35499' class=' answer'><span>Use of an identity provider like Google or Facebook to exchange for temporary AWS security credentials.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8551[]' id='answer-id-35500' class='answer   answerof-8551 ' value='35500'   \/><label for='answer-id-35500' id='answer-label-35500' class=' answer'><span>Use of AWS IAM User tokens to log in as a Google or Facebook user.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8551[]' id='answer-id-35501' class='answer   answerof-8551 ' value='35501'   \/><label for='answer-id-35501' id='answer-label-35501' class=' answer'><span>Use of AWS STS Tokens to log in as a Google or Facebook user.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-9' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-9'  class='   watupro-question-id-8552'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>9. <\/span>You have been asked to de-risk deployments at your company. Specifically, the CEO is concerned about outages that occur because of accidental inconsistencies between Staging and Production, which sometimes cause unexpected behaviors in Production even when Staging tests pass. <br \/>\r<br>You already use Docker to get high consistency between Staging and Production for the application environment on your EC2 instances. <br \/>\r<br>How do you further de-risk the rest of the execution environment, since in AWS, there are many service components you may use beyond EC2 virtual machines?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_9' value='8552' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8552' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8552[]' id='answer-id-35502' class='answer   answerof-8552 ' value='35502'   \/><label for='answer-id-35502' id='answer-label-35502' class=' answer'><span>Develop models of your entire cloud system in CloudFormation. Use this model in Staging and Production to achieve greater parity.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8552[]' id='answer-id-35503' class='answer   answerof-8552 ' value='35503'   \/><label for='answer-id-35503' id='answer-label-35503' class=' answer'><span>Use AWS Config to force the Staging and Production stacks to have configuration parity. Any differences will be detected for you so you are aware of risks.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8552[]' id='answer-id-35504' class='answer   answerof-8552 ' value='35504'   \/><label for='answer-id-35504' id='answer-label-35504' class=' answer'><span>Use AMIs to ensure the whole machine, including the kernel of the virual machines, is consistent, since Docker uses Linux Container (LXC) technology, and we need to make sure the container environment is consistent.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8552[]' id='answer-id-35505' class='answer   answerof-8552 ' value='35505'   \/><label for='answer-id-35505' id='answer-label-35505' class=' answer'><span>Use AWS ECS and Docker clustering. This will make sure that the AMIs and machine sizes are the same across both environments.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-10' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-10'  class='   watupro-question-id-8553'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>10. <\/span>You are creating a new API for video game scores. Reads are 100 times more common than writes, and the top 1% of scores are read 100 times more frequently than the rest of the scores. <br \/>\r<br>What's the best design for this system, using DynamoDB?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_10' value='8553' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8553' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8553[]' id='answer-id-35506' class='answer   answerof-8553 ' value='35506'   \/><label for='answer-id-35506' id='answer-label-35506' class=' answer'><span>DynamoDB table with 100x higher read than write throughput, with CloudFront caching.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8553[]' id='answer-id-35507' class='answer   answerof-8553 ' value='35507'   \/><label for='answer-id-35507' id='answer-label-35507' class=' answer'><span>DynamoDB table with roughly equal read and write throughput, with CloudFront caching.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8553[]' id='answer-id-35508' class='answer   answerof-8553 ' value='35508'   \/><label for='answer-id-35508' id='answer-label-35508' class=' answer'><span>DynamoDB table with 100x higher read than write throughput, with ElastiCache caching.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8553[]' id='answer-id-35509' class='answer   answerof-8553 ' value='35509'   \/><label for='answer-id-35509' id='answer-label-35509' class=' answer'><span>DynamoDB table with roughly equal read and write throughput, with ElastiCache caching.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-11' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-11'  class='   watupro-question-id-8554'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>11. <\/span>You were just hired as a DevOps Engineer for a startup. Your startup uses AWS for 100% of their infrastructure. They currently have no automation at all for deployment, and they have had many failures while trying to deploy to production. The company has told you deployment process risk mitigation is the most important thing now, and you have a lot of budget for tools and AWS resources. <br \/>\r<br>Their stack: <br \/>\r<br>2-tier API <br \/>\r<br>Data stored in DynamoDB or S3, depending on type <br \/>\r<br>Compute layer is EC2 in Auto Scaling Groups <br \/>\r<br>They use Route53 for DNS pointing to an ELB <br \/>\r<br>An ELB balances load across the EC2 instances <br \/>\r<br>The scaling group properly varies between 4 and 12 EC2 servers. <br \/>\r<br>Which of the following approaches, given this company's stack and their priorities, best meets the company's needs?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_11' value='8554' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8554' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8554[]' id='answer-id-35510' class='answer   answerof-8554 ' value='35510'   \/><label for='answer-id-35510' id='answer-label-35510' class=' answer'><span>Model the stack in AWS Elastic Beanstalk as a single Application with multiple Environments. Use Elastic Beanstalk's Rolling Deploy option to progressively roll out application code changes when promoting across environments.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8554[]' id='answer-id-35511' class='answer   answerof-8554 ' value='35511'   \/><label for='answer-id-35511' id='answer-label-35511' class=' answer'><span>Model the stack in 3 CloudFormation templates: Data layer, compute layer, and networking layer. Write stack deployment and integration testing automation following Blue-Green methodologies.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8554[]' id='answer-id-35512' class='answer   answerof-8554 ' value='35512'   \/><label for='answer-id-35512' id='answer-label-35512' class=' answer'><span>Model the stack in AWS OpsWorks as a single Stack, with 1 compute layer and its associated EL<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8554[]' id='answer-id-35513' class='answer   answerof-8554 ' value='35513'   \/><label for='answer-id-35513' id='answer-label-35513' class=' answer'><span>Use Chef and App Deployments to automate Rolling Deployment.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8554[]' id='answer-id-35514' class='answer   answerof-8554 ' value='35514'   \/><label for='answer-id-35514' id='answer-label-35514' class=' answer'><span>Model the stack in 1 CloudFormation template, to ensure consistency and dependency graph resolution. Write deployment and integration testing automation following Rolling Deployment methodologies.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-12' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-12'  class='   watupro-question-id-8555'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>12. <\/span>What is the scope of an EBS snapshot?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_12' value='8555' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8555' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8555[]' id='answer-id-35515' class='answer   answerof-8555 ' value='35515'   \/><label for='answer-id-35515' id='answer-label-35515' class=' answer'><span>Availability Zone<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8555[]' id='answer-id-35516' class='answer   answerof-8555 ' value='35516'   \/><label for='answer-id-35516' id='answer-label-35516' class=' answer'><span>Placement Group<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8555[]' id='answer-id-35517' class='answer   answerof-8555 ' value='35517'   \/><label for='answer-id-35517' id='answer-label-35517' class=' answer'><span>Region<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8555[]' id='answer-id-35518' class='answer   answerof-8555 ' value='35518'   \/><label for='answer-id-35518' id='answer-label-35518' class=' answer'><span>VPC<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-13' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-13'  class='   watupro-question-id-8556'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>13. <\/span>Your system uses a multi-master, multi-region DynamoDB configuration spanning two regions to achieve high availablity. For the first time since launching your system, one of the AWS Regions in which you operate over went down for 3 hours, and the failover worked correctly. However, after recovery, your users are experiencing strange bugs, in which users on different sides of the globe see different data. <br \/>\r<br>What is a likely design issue that was not accounted for when launching?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_13' value='8556' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8556' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8556[]' id='answer-id-35519' class='answer   answerof-8556 ' value='35519'   \/><label for='answer-id-35519' id='answer-label-35519' class=' answer'><span>The system does not have Lambda Functor Repair Automatons, to perform table scans and chack for corrupted partition blocks inside the Table in the recovered Region.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8556[]' id='answer-id-35520' class='answer   answerof-8556 ' value='35520'   \/><label for='answer-id-35520' id='answer-label-35520' class=' answer'><span>The system did not implement DynamoDB Table Defragmentation for restoring partition performance in the Region that experienced an outage, so data is served stale.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8556[]' id='answer-id-35521' class='answer   answerof-8556 ' value='35521'   \/><label for='answer-id-35521' id='answer-label-35521' class=' answer'><span>The system did not include repair logic and request replay buffering logic for post-failure, to re-synchronize data to the Region that was unavailable for a number of hours.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8556[]' id='answer-id-35522' class='answer   answerof-8556 ' value='35522'   \/><label for='answer-id-35522' id='answer-label-35522' class=' answer'><span>The system did not use DynamoDB Consistent Read requests, so the requests in different areas are not utilizing consensus across Regions at runtime.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-14' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-14'  class='   watupro-question-id-8557'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>14. <\/span>When thinking of AWS Elastic Beanstalk, which statement is true?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_14' value='8557' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8557' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8557[]' id='answer-id-35523' class='answer   answerof-8557 ' value='35523'   \/><label for='answer-id-35523' id='answer-label-35523' class=' answer'><span>Worker tiers pull jobs from SN<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8557[]' id='answer-id-35524' class='answer   answerof-8557 ' value='35524'   \/><label for='answer-id-35524' id='answer-label-35524' class=' answer'><span>Worker tiers pull jobs from HTT<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8557[]' id='answer-id-35525' class='answer   answerof-8557 ' value='35525'   \/><label for='answer-id-35525' id='answer-label-35525' class=' answer'><span>Worker tiers pull jobs from JSO<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8557[]' id='answer-id-35526' class='answer   answerof-8557 ' value='35526'   \/><label for='answer-id-35526' id='answer-label-35526' class=' answer'><span>Worker tiers pull jobs from SQ<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-15' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-15'  class='   watupro-question-id-8558'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>15. <\/span>Your company needs to automate 3 layers of a large cloud deployment. You want to be able to track this deployment's evolution as it changes over time, and carefully control any alterations. <br \/>\r<br>What is a good way to automate a stack to meet these requirements?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_15' value='8558' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8558' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8558[]' id='answer-id-35527' class='answer   answerof-8558 ' value='35527'   \/><label for='answer-id-35527' id='answer-label-35527' class=' answer'><span>Use OpsWorks Stacks with three layers to model the layering in your stack.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8558[]' id='answer-id-35528' class='answer   answerof-8558 ' value='35528'   \/><label for='answer-id-35528' id='answer-label-35528' class=' answer'><span>Use CloudFormation Nested Stack Templates, with three child stacks to represent the three logical layers of your cloud.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8558[]' id='answer-id-35529' class='answer   answerof-8558 ' value='35529'   \/><label for='answer-id-35529' id='answer-label-35529' class=' answer'><span>Use AWS Config to declare a configuration set that AWS should roll out to your cloud.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8558[]' id='answer-id-35530' class='answer   answerof-8558 ' value='35530'   \/><label for='answer-id-35530' id='answer-label-35530' class=' answer'><span>Use Elastic Beanstalk Linked Applications, passing the important DNS entires between layers using the metadata interface.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-16' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-16'  class='   watupro-question-id-8559'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>16. <\/span>Your application's Auto Scaling Group scales up too quickly, too much, and stays scaled when traffic decreases. <br \/>\r<br>What should you do to fix this?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_16' value='8559' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8559' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8559[]' id='answer-id-35531' class='answer   answerof-8559 ' value='35531'   \/><label for='answer-id-35531' id='answer-label-35531' class=' answer'><span>Set a longer cooldown period on the Group, so the system stops overshooting the target capacity. The issue is that the scaling system doesn't allow enough time for new instances to begin servicing requests before measuring aggregate load again.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8559[]' id='answer-id-35532' class='answer   answerof-8559 ' value='35532'   \/><label for='answer-id-35532' id='answer-label-35532' class=' answer'><span>Calculate the bottleneck or constraint on the compute layer, then select that as the new metric, and set the metric thresholds to the bounding values that begin to affect response latency.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8559[]' id='answer-id-35533' class='answer   answerof-8559 ' value='35533'   \/><label for='answer-id-35533' id='answer-label-35533' class=' answer'><span>Raise the CloudWatch Alarms threshold associated with your autoscaling group, so the scaling takes more of an increase in demand before beginning.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8559[]' id='answer-id-35534' class='answer   answerof-8559 ' value='35534'   \/><label for='answer-id-35534' id='answer-label-35534' class=' answer'><span>Use larger instances instead of lots of smaller ones, so the Group stops scaling out so much and wasting resources as the OS level, since the OS uses a higher proportion of resources on smaller instances.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-17' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-17'  class='   watupro-question-id-8560'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>17. <\/span>You need the absolute highest possible network performance for a cluster computing application. You already selected homogeneous instance types supporting 10 gigabit enhanced networking, made sure that your workload was network bound, and put the instances in a placement group. <br \/>\r<br>What is the last optimization you can make?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_17' value='8560' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8560' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8560[]' id='answer-id-35535' class='answer   answerof-8560 ' value='35535'   \/><label for='answer-id-35535' id='answer-label-35535' class=' answer'><span>Use 9001 MTU instead of 1500 for Jumbo Frames, to raise packet body to packet overhead ratios.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8560[]' id='answer-id-35536' class='answer   answerof-8560 ' value='35536'   \/><label for='answer-id-35536' id='answer-label-35536' class=' answer'><span>Segregate the instances into different peered VPCs while keeping them all in a placement group, so each one has its own Internet Gateway.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8560[]' id='answer-id-35537' class='answer   answerof-8560 ' value='35537'   \/><label for='answer-id-35537' id='answer-label-35537' class=' answer'><span>Bake an AMI for the instances and relaunch, so the instances are fresh in the placement group and do not have noisy neighbors.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8560[]' id='answer-id-35538' class='answer   answerof-8560 ' value='35538'   \/><label for='answer-id-35538' id='answer-label-35538' class=' answer'><span>Turn off SYN\/ACK on your TCP stack or begin using UDP for higher throughput.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-18' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-18'  class='   watupro-question-id-8561'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>18. <\/span>Your CTO is very worried about the security of your AWS account. <br \/>\r<br>How best can you prevent hackers from completely hijacking your account?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_18' value='8561' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8561' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8561[]' id='answer-id-35539' class='answer   answerof-8561 ' value='35539'   \/><label for='answer-id-35539' id='answer-label-35539' class=' answer'><span>Use short but complex password on the root account and any administrators.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8561[]' id='answer-id-35540' class='answer   answerof-8561 ' value='35540'   \/><label for='answer-id-35540' id='answer-label-35540' class=' answer'><span>Use AWS IAM Geo-Lock and disallow anyone from logging in except for in your city.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8561[]' id='answer-id-35541' class='answer   answerof-8561 ' value='35541'   \/><label for='answer-id-35541' id='answer-label-35541' class=' answer'><span>Use MFA on all users and accounts, especially on the root account.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8561[]' id='answer-id-35542' class='answer   answerof-8561 ' value='35542'   \/><label for='answer-id-35542' id='answer-label-35542' class=' answer'><span>Don't write down or remember the root account password after creating the AWS account.<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-19' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-19'  class='   watupro-question-id-8562'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>19. <\/span>If you're trying to configure an AWS Elastic Beanstalk worker tier for easy debugging if there are problems finishing queue jobs, what should you configure?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_19' value='8562' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8562' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8562[]' id='answer-id-35543' class='answer   answerof-8562 ' value='35543'   \/><label for='answer-id-35543' id='answer-label-35543' class=' answer'><span>Configure Rolling Deployments.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8562[]' id='answer-id-35544' class='answer   answerof-8562 ' value='35544'   \/><label for='answer-id-35544' id='answer-label-35544' class=' answer'><span>Configure Enhanced Health Reporting<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8562[]' id='answer-id-35545' class='answer   answerof-8562 ' value='35545'   \/><label for='answer-id-35545' id='answer-label-35545' class=' answer'><span>Configure Blue-Green Deployments.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8562[]' id='answer-id-35546' class='answer   answerof-8562 ' value='35546'   \/><label for='answer-id-35546' id='answer-label-35546' class=' answer'><span>Configure a Dead Letter Queue<\/span><\/label><\/div><!-- end question-choices--><\/div><!-- end questionWrap--><\/div><\/div><div class='watu-question ' id='question-20' style=';'><div id='questionWrap-20'  class='   watupro-question-id-8563'>\n\t\t\t<div class='question-content'><div><span class='watupro_num'>20. <\/span>You have a high security requirement for your AWS accounts. <br \/>\r<br>What is the most rapid and sophisticated setup you can use to react to AWS API calls to your account?<\/div><input type='hidden' name='question_id[]' id='qID_20' value='8563' \/><input type='hidden' id='answerType8563' value='radio'><!-- end question-content--><\/div><div class='question-choices watupro-choices-columns '><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8563[]' id='answer-id-35547' class='answer   answerof-8563 ' value='35547'   \/><label for='answer-id-35547' id='answer-label-35547' class=' answer'><span>Subscription to AWS Config via an SNS Topic. Use a Lambda Function to perform in-flight analysis and reactivity to changes as they occur.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8563[]' id='answer-id-35548' class='answer   answerof-8563 ' value='35548'   \/><label for='answer-id-35548' id='answer-label-35548' class=' answer'><span>Global AWS CloudTrail setup delivering to S3 with an SNS subscription to the deliver notifications, pushing into a Lambda, which inserts records into an ELK stack for analysis.<\/span><\/label><\/div><div class='watupro-question-choice  ' dir='auto' ><input type='radio' name='answer-8563[]' id='answer-id-35549' class='answer   answerof-8563 ' value='35549'   \/><label for='answer-id-35549' id='answer-label-35549' class=' answer'><span>Use a CloudWatch Rule ScheduleExpression to periodically analyze IAM credential logs. 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