| Exam Name: | AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional | ||
| Exam Code: | SAP-C02 Dumps | ||
| Vendor: | Amazon Web Services | Certification: | AWS Certified Professional |
| Questions: | 674 Q&A's | Shared By: | amirah |
An enterprise company wants to allow its developers to purchase third-party software through AWS Marketplace. The company uses an AWS Organizations account structure with full features enabled, and has a shared services account in each organizational unit (OU) that will be used by procurement managers. The procurement team ' s policy indicates that developers should be able to obtain third-party software from an approved list only and use Private Marketplace in AWS Marketplace to achieve this requirement . The procurement team wants administration of Private Marketplace to be restricted to a role named procurement-manager-role, which could be assumed by procurement managers Other IAM users groups, roles, and account administrators in the company should be denied Private Marketplace administrative access
What is the MOST efficient way to design an architecture to meet these requirements?
A company is currently in the design phase of an application that will need an RPO of less than 5 minutes and an RTO of less than 10 minutes. The solutions architecture team is forecasting that the database will store approximately 10 TB of data. As part of the design, they are looking for a database solution that will provide the company with the ability to fail over to a secondary Region.
Which solution will meet these business requirements at the LOWEST cost?
A company has several Amazon DynamoDB tables in an AWS Region. Each table has more than 100,000 records and was created with default table settings.
To reduce costs, the company needs to identify unused tables. However, the company must maintain the availability and current performance capability of the tables in case the company must use the tables in the future.
Which combination of steps will meet these requirements? (Select THREE.)
A company has implemented a new security requirement According to the new requirement, the company must scan all traffic from corporate AWS instances in the company ' s VPC for violations of the company ' s security policies. As a result of these scans the company can block access to and from specific IP addresses.
To meet the new requirement, the company deploys a set of Amazon EC2 instances in private subnets to serve as transparent proxies The company installs approved proxy server software on these EC2 instances The company modifies the route tables on all subnets to use the corresponding EC2 instances with proxy software as the default route The company also creates security groupsthat are compliant with the security policies and assigns these security groups to the EC2 instances
Despite these configurations, the traffic of the EC2 instances in their private subnets is not being properly forwarded to the internet.
What should a solutions architect do to resolve this issue?