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True or False: The AWS CloudFormation change sets feature can be used to preview the changes in a CloudFormation stack before applying an Update Stack call, and a user is 100 percent resilient against deletion accidents in their stack operations if they use change sets.
- False
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True or False: Operational best practices include consulting the AWS Documentation for Update Requires on the attributes of resources that will be changed, and using DeletionPolicy: Retain or DeletionPolicy: Snapshot on resources used for storing customer data.
- True
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True or False: The AWS CloudFormation drift detection feature can detect if code running on the instances matches the code that was initially deployed by the stack.
- False
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True or False: AWS Systems Manager is a managed AWS service that provides a suite of tools for managing both Amazon EC2 instances and AWS infrastructure.
- True
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Which AWS Systems Manager feature is used to interactively access the OS of an Amazon EC2 instance?
- Session Manager
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True or False: AWS Systems Manager documents (SSM documents) provide blueprints of architecture actions that can be orchestrated across an AWS Cloud environment.
- True
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Which statement about Amazon CloudWatch metrics is correct?
- Custom metrics can be used to collect any kind of infrastructure or application-related information.
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True or False: The CloudWatch agent is already installed in Amazon Linux 2 by default.
- True
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True or False: Amazon CloudWatch monitoring can be used only for infrastructure-related topics, such as CPU utilization and memory consumption.
- False
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True or False: AWS Config is a service that can be used to assess, audit, and evaluate the configurations of AWS resources.
- True
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True or False: VPC Flow Logs is the most efficient way to diagnose application failures, such as a malformed POST in an HTTP request.
- False
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May 5, 2022 02:22
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