AWS-Certified-Developer-Associate Practice Questions

A.  

US-STANDARD uses eventual consistency and it can take time for an object to be readable in a bucket

B.  

Objects in Amazon S3 do not become visible until they are replicated to a second region.

C.  

US-STANDARD imposes a 1 second delay before new objects are readable.

D.  

You exceeded the bucket object limit, and once this limit is raised the object will be visible.

A.  

Use AWS CloudFormation get-template then CloudFormation execute-change-set.

B.  

Use AWS CloudFormation validate-template then CloudFormation create-change-set.

C.  

Use AWS CloudFormation package then CloudFormation deploy.

D.  

Use AWS CloudFormation create-stack then CloudFormation update-stack.

A.  

5xx HTTP response code

B.  

200 HTTP response code

C.  

306 HTTP response code

D.  

4xx HTTP response code

A.  

DynamoDB uses a pessimistic locking model

B.  

DynamoDB uses optimistic concurrency control

C.  

DynamoDB uses conditional writes for consistency

D.  

DynamoDB restricts item access during reads

E.  

DynamoDB restricts item access during writes

A.  

Launch and run the load-tester EC2 instance from us-east-1 instead.

B.  

Re-configure the load-testing software to re-resolve DNS for each web request.

C.  

Use a 3rd-party load-testing service which offers globally-distributed test clients.

D.  

Configure ELB and Auto Scaling to distribute across us-west-2a and us-west-2c.

E.  

Configure ELB session stickiness to use the app-specific session cookie.

A.  

Retain the items in a single table

B.  

Delete items individually over a 24 hour period

C.  

Delete the table and create a new table per hour

D.  

Create a new table per hour

A.  

Deploy using Amazon Lambda API operations to create the Lambda function by providing a deployment package.

B.  

Use an AWS CloudFormation template and use CloudFormation syntax to define the Lambda function resource in the template.

C.  

Use syntax conforming to the Serverless Application Model in the AWS CloudFormation template to define the Lambda function resource.

D.  

Create a bash script which uses AWS CLI to package and deploy the application.

A.  

Create another Lambda subscription with the SNS message attribute value matching a filter option to save the appropriate orders to a separate table.

B.  

Create another SNS topic, and also send orders in that topic Create a Lambda subscription with a numeric value filter option to save the appropriate orders to a separate table.

C.  

Create another Lambda subscription with the SNS message numeric value matching a filter option to save the appropriate orders to a separate table.

D.  

Modify the Lambda code to filter the orders and save the appropriate orders to a separate table

A.  

Rewrite the application to be cloud native and to run on AWS Lambda where the logs can be reviewed in Amazon CloudWatch.

B.  

Set up centralized logging by using Amazon Elasticsearch Service (Amazon ES), Logstash, and Kibana

C.  

Scale down the application to one larger EC2 instance where only one instance is recording logs.

D.  

Install the unified Amazon CloudWatch agent on the EC2 instances. Configure the agent to push the application logs to CloudWatch.

A.  

Initialize SDK clients and database connections outside of the function handler

B.  

Read the S3 product price data initially, and cache it locally in the /tmp directory.

C.  

Use environment variables to pass operational parameters to the function.

D.  

Use most-restrictive permissions when setting the 1AM policies for the Lambda 1AM role.

E.  

Split the code into different Lambda functions to keep the functions smaller.