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SAP-C02
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AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional
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Mar 4, 2026
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AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional Questions and Answers

Question 1

A company has multiple applications that run on Amazon EC2 instances in private subnets in a VPC. The company has deployed multiple NAT gateways in multiple Availability Zones for internet access. The company wants to block certain websites from being accessed through the NAT gateways. The company also wants to identify the internet destinations that the EC2 instances access.

The company has already created VPC flow logs for the NAT gateways' elastic network interfaces. Which solution will meet these requirements?

Options:

A.

Use Amazon CloudWatch Logs Insights to query the logs and determine the internet destinations that the EC2 instances communicate with. Use AWS Network Firewall to block

the websites.

B.

Use Amazon CloudWatch Logs Insights to query the logs and determine the internet destinations that the EC2 instances communicate with. Use AWS WAF to block the websites.

C.

Use the BytesInFromSource and BytesInFromDestination Amazon CloudWatch metrics to determine the internet destinations that the EC2 instances communicate with. Use AWS Network Firewall to block the websites.

D.

Use the BytesInFromSource and BytesInFromDestination Amazon CloudWatch metrics to determine the internet destinations that the EC2 instances communicate with. Use AWS WAF to block the websites.

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Question 2

A company built an application based on AWS Lambda deployed in an AWS CloudFormation stack. The last production release of the web application introduced an issue that resulted in an outage lasting several minutes. A solutions architect must adjust the deployment process to support a canary release.

Which solution will meet these requirements?

Options:

A.

Create an alias for every new deployed version of the Lambda function. Use the AWS CLIupdate-alias command with the routing-config parameter to distribute the load.

B.

Deploy the application into a new CloudFormation stack. Use an Amazon Route 53 weighted routing policy to distribute the load.

C.

Create a version for every new deployed Lambda function. Use the AWS CLI update-function-configuration command with the routing-config parameter to distribute the load.

D.

Configure AWS CodeDeploy and use CodeDeployDefault.OneAtATime in the Deployment configuration to distribute the load.

Question 3

A retail company has an on-premises data center in Europe. The company also has a multi-Region AWS presence that includes the eu-west-1 and us-east-1 Regions. The company wants to be able to route network traffic from its on-premises infrastructure into VPCs in either of those Regions. The company also needs to support traffic that is routed directly between VPCs in those Regions. No single points of failure can exist on the network.

The company already has created two 1 Gbps AWS Direct Connect connections from its on-premises data center. Each connection goes into a separate Direct Connect location in Europe for high availability. These two locations are named DX-A and DX-B, respectively. Each Region has a single AWS Transit Gateway that is configured to route all inter-VPC traffic within that Region.

Which solution will meet these requirements?

Options:

A.

Create a private VIF from the DX-A connection into a Direct Connect gateway. Create a private VIF from the DX-B connection into the same Direct Connect gateway for high availability. Associate both the eu-west-1 and us-east-1 transit gateways with the Direct Connect gateway. Peer the transit gateways with each other to support cross-Region routing.

B.

Create a transit VIF from the DX-A connection into a Direct Connect gateway. Associate the eu-west-1 transit gateway with this Direct Connect gateway. Create a transit VIF from the DX-B connection into a separate Direct Connect gateway. Associate the us-east-1 transit gateway with this separate Direct Connect gateway. Peer the Direct Connect gateways with each other to support high availability and cross-Region routing.

C.

Create a transit VIF from the DX-A connection into a Direct Connect gateway. Create a transit VIF from the DX-B connection into the same Direct Connect gateway for high availability. Associate both the eu-west-1 and us-east-1 transit gateways with this Direct Connect gateway. Configure the Direct Connect gateway to route traffic between the transit gateways.

D.

Create a transit VIF from the DX-A connection into a Direct Connect gateway. Create a transit VIF from the DX-B connection into the same Direct Connect gateway for high availability. Associate both the eu-west-1 and us-east-1 transit gateways with this Direct Connect gateway. Peer the transit gateways with each other to support cross-Region routing.