Amazon AWS-SysOps AWS Certified SysOps Administrator Associate Exam Practice Test Questions

• Question 1

  A data analytics application is running on an Amazon EC2 instance A SysOps administrator must add custom dimensions to the metrics collected by the Amazon CloudWatch agentHow can the SysOps administrator meet this requirement?

  • Create a custom shell scnpt to extract the dimensions and collect the metrics using the Amazon CloudWatch agent
  • Create an Amazon EventBridge (Amazon CloudWatch Events) rule to evaluate the required custom dimensions and send the metrics to Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS).
  • Create an AWS Lambda function to collect the metrics from AWS CloudTrail and send the metrics to an Amazon CloudWatch Logs group.
  • Create an append_dimensions field in the Amazon CloudWatch agent configuration file to collect the metrics.

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• Question 2

  A company is about to launch a new product and is expecting a large increase in application traffic. The application is running on Amazon EC3 is an Auto scaling group and using an Amazon RDS multi-AZ instance. The static content is stored in Amazon S3. During the load test, the time to access the application increased significantly. A SysOps administrator wants to increase the scalability of the application without compromising the durability of the architecture.How can this goal be achieved?

  • Move the static content from Amazon EFS and serve that the content through the EC2 instances.
  • Move the databases from Amazon RDS to Amazon ElastiCache for Memcached.
  • Use Amazon Cloudfront to cache the static content.
  • Use Amazon Route S3 with geolocation routing.

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• Question 3

  A SysOps Administrator has been asked to configure user-defined cost allocation tags for a new AWS account. The company is using AWS Organizations for account management.What should the Administrator do to enable user-defined cost allocation tags?

  • Log in to the AWS Billing and Cost Management console of the new account, and use the Cost Allocation Tags manager to create the new user-defined cost allocation tags.
  • Log in to the AWS Billing and Cost Management console of the payer account, and use Cost Allocation Tags manager to create the new user-defined cost allocation tags.
  • Log in to the AWS Management Console of the new account, use the Tag Editor to create the new user-defined tags, then use the Cost Allocation Tags manager in the new account to mark the tags as cost allocation tags.
  • Log in to the AWS Management Console of the new account, use the Tag Editor to create the new user-defined tags, then use the Cost Allocation Tags manager in the payer account to mark the tags as cost allocation tags.

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• Question 4

  A company is releasing a now static website hosted on Amazon S3. The static website hosting feature was enabled on the bucket and content was uploaded, however, upon navigating to the site, the following error message is received:403 Forbiddan - Access DeniedWhat change should be made to fix this error'?

  • Add a bucket policy that grants everyone read access to the bucket
  • Add a bucket policy that grants everyone read access to the bucket objects
  • Remove the default bucket policy that denies read access to the bucket.
  • Configure cross origin resource sharing (CORS) on the bucket

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• Question 5

  A SysOps Administrator is responsible for managing a fleet of Amazon EC2 instances. These EC2 instances upload build artifacts to a third-party service. The third-party service recently implemented stncl IP whitelisting that requires all build uploads to come from a single IP address.What change should the Systems Administrator make to the existing build fleet to comply with this new requirement?

  • Move all of the EC2 instances behind a NAT gateway and provide the gateway IP address to the service.
  • Move all of the EC2 instances behind an internet gateway and provide the gateway IP address to the service.
  • Move all of the EC2 instances into a single Availability Zone and provide the Availability Zone IP address to the service.
  • Move all of the EC2 instances to a peered VPC and provide the VPC IP address to the service.

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