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AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C03) Questions and Answers

Question 21

A company is designing a new application that uploads files to an Amazon S3 bucket. The uploaded files are processed to extract metadata.

Processing must take less than 5 seconds. The volume and frequency of the uploads vary from a few files each hour to hundreds of concurrent uploads.

Which solution will meet these requirements MOST cost-effectively?

Options:

A.

Configure AWS CloudTrail trails to log Amazon S3 API calls. Use AWS AppSync to process the files.

B.

Configure a new object created S3 event notification within the bucket to invoke an AWS Lambda function to process the files.

C.

Configure Amazon Kinesis Data Streams to deliver the files to the S3 bucket. Invoke an AWS Lambda function to process the files.

D.

Deploy an Amazon EC2 instance. Create a script that lists all files in the S3 bucket and processes new files. Use a cron job that runs every minute to run the script.

Question 22

A company is designing a new internal web application in the AWS Cloud. The new application must securely retrieve and store multiple employee usernames and passwords from an AWS managed service. Which solution will meet these requirements with the LEAST operational overhead?

Options:

A.

Store the employee credentials in AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store. Use AWS Cloud Formation and the BatchGetSecretValue API to retrieve usernames and passwords from Parameter Store.

B.

Store the employee credentials in AWS Secrets Manager. Use AWS Cloud Formation and AWS Batch with the BatchGetSecretValue API to retrieve the usernames and passwords from Secrets Manager.

C.

Store the employee credentials in AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store. Use AWS Cloud Formation and AWS Batch with the BatchGetSecretValue API to retrieve the usernames and passwords from Parameter Store.

D.

Store the employee credentials in AWS Secrets Manager. Use AWS Cloud Formation and the BatchGetSecretValue API to retrieve the usernames and passwords from Secrets Manager.

Question 23

A company that has multiple AWS accounts maintains an on-premises Microsoft Active Directory. The company needs a solution to implement Single Sign-On for its employees. The company wants to use AWS IAM Identity Center.

The solution must meet the following requirements:

Allow users to access AWS accounts and third-party applications by using existing Active Directory credentials.

Enforce multi-factor authentication (MFA) to access AWS accounts.

Centrally manage permissions to access AWS accounts and applications.

Options:

Options:

A.

Create an IAM identity provider for Active Directory in each AWS account. Ensure that Active Directory users and groups access AWS accounts directly through IAM roles. Use IAM Identity Center to enforce MFA in each account for all users.

B.

Use AWS Directory Service to create a new AWS Managed Microsoft AD Active Directory. Configure IAM Identity Center in each account to use the new AWS Managed Microsoft AD Active Directory as the identity source. Use IAM Identity Center to enforce MFA for all users.

C.

Use IAM Identity Center with the existing Active Directory as the identity source. Enforce MFA for all users. Use AWS Organizations and Active Directory groups to manage access permissions for AWS accounts and application access.

D.

Use AWS Lambda functions to periodically synchronize Active Directory users and groups with IAM users and groups in each AWS account. Use IAM roles and policies to manage application access. Create a second Lambda function to enforce MFA.

Question 24

An application uses an Amazon SQS queue and two AWS Lambda functions. One of the Lambda functions pushes messages to the queue, and the other function polls the queue and receives queued messages.

A solutions architect needs to ensure that only the two Lambda functions can write to or read from the queue.

Which solution will meet these requirements?

Options:

A.

Attach an IAM policy to the SQS queue that grants the Lambda function principals read and write access. Attach an IAM policy to the execution role of each Lambda function that denies all access to the SQS queue except for the principal of each function.

B.

Attach a resource-based policy to the SQS queue to deny read and write access to the queue for any entity except the principal of each Lambda function. Attach an IAM policy to the execution role of each Lambda function that allows read and write access to the queue.

C.

Attach a resource-based policy to the SQS queue that grants the Lambda function principals read and write access to the queue. Attach an IAM policy to the execution role of each Lambda function that allows read and write access to the queue.

D.

Attach a resource-based policy to the SQS queue to deny all access to the queue. Attach an IAM policy to the execution role of each Lambda function that grants read and write access to the queue.

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