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							| @ -532,9 +532,9 @@ To prepare at best for the exam you should start with an overview of the concept | |||||||
| 
 | 
 | ||||||
| > Which AWS based disaster recovery strategy will give you the best RTO? | > Which AWS based disaster recovery strategy will give you the best RTO? | ||||||
| 
 | 
 | ||||||
| A) Deploy the Oracle database and the JBoss app server on EC2. Restore the RMAN Oracle backups from | <b>A) Deploy the Oracle database and the JBoss app server on EC2. Restore the RMAN Oracle backups from | ||||||
| Amazon S3. Generate an EBS volume of static content from the Storage Gateway and attach it to the | Amazon S3. Generate an EBS volume of static content from the Storage Gateway and attach it to the | ||||||
| JBoss EC2 server.<br> | JBoss EC2 server.<br></b> | ||||||
| B) Deploy the Oracle database on RDS. Deploy the JBoss app server on EC2. Restore the RMAN Oracle | B) Deploy the Oracle database on RDS. Deploy the JBoss app server on EC2. Restore the RMAN Oracle | ||||||
| backups from Amazon Glacier. Generate an EBS volume of static content from the Storage Gateway and | backups from Amazon Glacier. Generate an EBS volume of static content from the Storage Gateway and | ||||||
| attach it to the JBoss EC2 server.<br> | attach it to the JBoss EC2 server.<br> | ||||||
| @ -552,7 +552,7 @@ event of this kind of failure? | |||||||
| A) Take 15-minute DB backups stored in Amazon Glacier, with transaction logs stored in Amazon S3 every | A) Take 15-minute DB backups stored in Amazon Glacier, with transaction logs stored in Amazon S3 every | ||||||
| 5 minutes.<br> | 5 minutes.<br> | ||||||
| B) Use synchronous database master-slave replication between two Availability Zones.<br> | B) Use synchronous database master-slave replication between two Availability Zones.<br> | ||||||
| C) Take hourly DB backups to Amazon S3, with transaction logs stored in S3 every 5 minutes.<br> | <b>C) Take hourly DB backups to Amazon S3, with transaction logs stored in S3 every 5 minutes.<br></b> | ||||||
| D) Take hourly DB backups to an Amazon EC2 instance store volume, with transaction logs stored in | D) Take hourly DB backups to an Amazon EC2 instance store volume, with transaction logs stored in | ||||||
| Amazon S3 every 5 minutes.<br> | Amazon S3 every 5 minutes.<br> | ||||||
| 
 | 
 | ||||||
| @ -567,9 +567,9 @@ A) Provide the JavaScript client with temporary credentials from the Security To | |||||||
| Vending Machine (TVM) on an EC2 instance to provide signed credentials mapped to an Amazon Identity | Vending Machine (TVM) on an EC2 instance to provide signed credentials mapped to an Amazon Identity | ||||||
| and Access Management (IAM) user allowing DynamoDB puts and S3 gets. You serve your mobile | and Access Management (IAM) user allowing DynamoDB puts and S3 gets. You serve your mobile | ||||||
| application out of an S3 bucket enabled as a web site. Your client updates DynamoDB.<br> | application out of an S3 bucket enabled as a web site. Your client updates DynamoDB.<br> | ||||||
| B) Register the application with a Web Identity Provider like Amazon, Google, or Facebook, create an IAM | <b>B) Register the application with a Web Identity Provider like Amazon, Google, or Facebook, create an IAM | ||||||
| role for that provider, and set up permissions for the IAM role to allow S3 gets and DynamoDB puts. You | role for that provider, and set up permissions for the IAM role to allow S3 gets and DynamoDB puts. You | ||||||
| serve your mobile application out of an S3 bucket enabled as a web site. Your client updates DynamoDB.<br> | serve your mobile application out of an S3 bucket enabled as a web site. Your client updates DynamoDB.<br></b> | ||||||
| C) Provide the JavaScript client with temporary credentials from the Security Token Service using a Token | C) Provide the JavaScript client with temporary credentials from the Security Token Service using a Token | ||||||
| Vending Machine (TVM) to provide signed credentials mapped to an IAM user allowing DynamoDB puts. | Vending Machine (TVM) to provide signed credentials mapped to an IAM user allowing DynamoDB puts. | ||||||
| You serve your mobile application out of Apache EC2 instances that are load-balanced and autoscaled. | You serve your mobile application out of Apache EC2 instances that are load-balanced and autoscaled. | ||||||
| @ -600,9 +600,9 @@ encryption.<br> | |||||||
| C) Use Elastic Load Balancing to distribute traffic to a set of web servers, configure the load balancer to | C) Use Elastic Load Balancing to distribute traffic to a set of web servers, configure the load balancer to | ||||||
| perform TCP load balancing, use an AWS CloudHSM to perform the SSL transactions, and write your | perform TCP load balancing, use an AWS CloudHSM to perform the SSL transactions, and write your | ||||||
| web server logs to a private Amazon S3 bucket using Amazon S3 server-side encryption.<br> | web server logs to a private Amazon S3 bucket using Amazon S3 server-side encryption.<br> | ||||||
| D) Use Elastic Load Balancing to distribute traffic to a set of web servers. Configure the load balancer to | <b>D) Use Elastic Load Balancing to distribute traffic to a set of web servers. Configure the load balancer to | ||||||
| perform TCP load balancing, use an AWS CloudHSM to perform the SSL transactions, and write your | perform TCP load balancing, use an AWS CloudHSM to perform the SSL transactions, and write your | ||||||
| web server logs to an ephemeral volume that has been encrypted using a randomly generated AES key.<br> | web server logs to an ephemeral volume that has been encrypted using a randomly generated AES key.<br></b> | ||||||
| 
 | 
 | ||||||
| > You are designing network connectivity for your fat client application. The application is designed for | > You are designing network connectivity for your fat client application. The application is designed for | ||||||
| business travelers who must be able to connect to it from their hotel rooms, cafes, public Wi-Fi hotspots, | business travelers who must be able to connect to it from their hotel rooms, cafes, public Wi-Fi hotspots, | ||||||
| @ -616,9 +616,9 @@ B) Implement Elastic Load Balancing with an SSL listener that terminates the bac | |||||||
| application.<br> | application.<br> | ||||||
| C) Configure an IPsec VPN connection, and provide the users with the configuration details. Create a public | C) Configure an IPsec VPN connection, and provide the users with the configuration details. Create a public | ||||||
| subnet in your VPC, and place your application servers in it.<br> | subnet in your VPC, and place your application servers in it.<br> | ||||||
| D) Configure an SSL VPN solution in a public subnet of your VPC, then install and configure SSL VPN client | <b>D) Configure an SSL VPN solution in a public subnet of your VPC, then install and configure SSL VPN client | ||||||
| software on all user computers. Create a private subnet in your VPC and place your application servers in | software on all user computers. Create a private subnet in your VPC and place your application servers in | ||||||
| it.</br> | it.</br><b> | ||||||
| 
 | 
 | ||||||
| > Your company hosts an on-premises legacy engineering application with 900GB of data shared via a | > Your company hosts an on-premises legacy engineering application with 900GB of data shared via a | ||||||
| central file server. The engineering data consists of thousands of individual files ranging in size from | central file server. The engineering data consists of thousands of individual files ranging in size from | ||||||
| @ -632,8 +632,8 @@ application’s data to AWS without losing any data and within the given timefra | |||||||
| A) Copy the data to Amazon S3 using multiple threads and multi-part upload for large files over the | A) Copy the data to Amazon S3 using multiple threads and multi-part upload for large files over the | ||||||
| weekend, and work in parallel with your developers to reconfigure the replicated application environment | weekend, and work in parallel with your developers to reconfigure the replicated application environment | ||||||
| to leverage Amazon S3 to serve the engineering files.<br> | to leverage Amazon S3 to serve the engineering files.<br> | ||||||
| B) Sync the application data to Amazon S3 starting a week before the migration, on Friday morning perform | <b>B) Sync the application data to Amazon S3 starting a week before the migration, on Friday morning perform | ||||||
| a final sync, and copy the entire data set to your AWS file server after the sync completes.<br> | a final sync, and copy the entire data set to your AWS file server after the sync completes.<br></b> | ||||||
| C) Copy the application data to a 1-TB USB drive on Friday and immediately send overnight, with Saturday | C) Copy the application data to a 1-TB USB drive on Friday and immediately send overnight, with Saturday | ||||||
| delivery, the USB drive to AWS Import/Export to be imported as an EBS volume, mount the resulting EBS | delivery, the USB drive to AWS Import/Export to be imported as an EBS volume, mount the resulting EBS | ||||||
| volume to your AWS file server on Sunday.<br> | volume to your AWS file server on Sunday.<br> | ||||||
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