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Exam Name:	AWS Certified DevOps Engineer - Professional
Exam Code:	DOP-C02 Dumps
Vendor:	Amazon Web Services	Certification:	AWS Certified Professional
Questions:	419 Q&A's	Shared By:	mary

Question 32

A company deploys an application to Amazon EC2 instances. The application runs Amazon Linux 2 and uses AWS CodeDeploy. The application has the following file structure for its code repository:

appspec.yml

config/config.txt application/web

The appspec yml file has the following contents in the files section

files:

-source: config/config.txt

destination: /usr/local/src/config.txt

-source: /

destination: /var/www/html

The appspec.yml file has the following contents in the files section:

What will the result be for the deployment of the config.txt file?

Options:

The config.txt file will be deployed to only /var/www/html/config/config txt

The config.txt file will be deployed to /usr/local/src/config.txt and to /var/www/html/config/config txt.

The config.txt file will be deployed to only /usr/local/src/config txt

The config txt file will be deployed to /usr/local/src/config.txt and to /var/www/html/application/web/config txt

Discussion

Question 33

A company uses Amazon RDS for Microsoft SQL Server as its primary database. They need high availability within and across AWS Regions, with an RPO <1 min and RTO <10 min. Route 53 CNAME is used for the DB endpoint and must redirect to standby during failover.

Which solution meets these requirements?

Options:

Deploy an Amazon RDS for SQL Server Multi-AZ DB cluster with cross-Region read replicas. Use automation to promote replica and update Route 53.

Deploy RDS Multi-AZ with snapshots copied every 5 minutes; use Lambda to restore snapshot and update Route 53 on failover.

Deploy Single-AZ RDS and use AWS DMS to continuously replicate to another Region. Use CloudWatch alarms for failover notification.

Deploy Single-AZ RDS and use AWS Backup for cross-Region backups every 30 seconds. Use automation to restore and update Route 53 during failover.

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Question 34

A company builds a container image in an AWS CodeBuild project by running Docker commands. After the container image is built, the CodeBuild project uploads the container image to an Amazon S3 bucket. The CodeBuild project has an IAM service role that has permissions to access the S3 bucket.

A DevOps engineer needs to replace the S3 bucket with an Amazon Elastic Container Registry (Amazon ECR) repository to store the container images. The

DevOps engineer creates an ECR private image repository in the same AWS Region of the CodeBuild project. The DevOps engineer adjusts the IAM service role with the permissions that are necessary to work with the new ECR repository. The DevOps engineer also places new repository information into the docker build command and the docker push command that are used in the buildspec.yml file.

When the CodeBuild project runs a build job, the job fails when the job tries to access the ECR repository.

Which solution will resolve the issue of failed access to the ECR repository?

Options:

Update the buildspec.yml file to log in to the ECR repository by using the aws ecr get-login-password AWS CLI command to obtain an authentication token. Update the docker login command to use the authentication token to access the ECR repository.

Add an environment variable of type SECRETS_MANAGER to the CodeBuild project. In the environment variable, include the ARN of the CodeBuild project's IAM service role. Update the buildspec.yml file to use the new environment variable to log in with the docker login command to access the ECR repository.

Update the ECR repository to be a public image repository. Add an ECR repository policy that allows the IAM service role to have access.

Update the buildspec.yml file to use the AWS CLI to assume the IAM service role for ECR operations. Add an ECR repository policy that allows the IAM service role to have access.

Discussion

Question 35

A DevOps administrator is responsible for managing the security of a company's Amazon CloudWatch Logs log groups. The company’s security policy states that employee IDs must not be visible in logs except by authorized personnel. Employee IDs follow the pattern of Emp-XXXXXX, where each X is a digit.

An audit discovered that employee IDs are found in a single log file. The log file is available to engineers, but the engineers are not authorized to view employee IDs. Engineers currently have an AWS IAM Identity Center permission that allows logs:* on all resources in the account.

The administrator must mask the employee ID so that new log entries that contain the employee ID are not visible to unauthorized personnel.

Which solution will meet these requirements with the MOST operational efficiency?

Options:

Create a new data protection policy on the log group. Add an Emp-\d{6} custom data identifier configuration. Create an IAM policy that has a Deny action for the "Action":"logs:Unmask" permission on the resource. Attach the policy to the engineering accounts.

Create a new data protection policy on the log group. Add managed data identifiers for the personal data category. Create an IAM policy that has a Deny action for the "NotAction":"logs:Unmask" permission on the resource. Attach the policy to the engineering accounts.

Create an AWS Lambda function to parse a log file entry, remove the employee ID, and write the results to a new log file. Create a Lambda subscription filter on the log group and select the Lambda function. Grant the lambda:InvokeFunction permission to the log group.

Create an Amazon Data Firehose delivery stream that has an Amazon S3 bucket as the destination. Create a Firehose subscription filter on the log group that uses the Firehose delivery stream. Remove the "logs:*" permission on the engineering accounts. Create an Amazon Macie job on the S3 bucket that has an Emp-\d{6} custom identifier.