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AWS Certified Data Analytics DAS-C01 Passing Score

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AWS Certified Data Analytics - Specialty Questions and Answers

Question 37

A healthcare company ingests patient data from multiple data sources and stores it in an Amazon S3 staging bucket. An AWS Glue ETL job transforms the data, which is written to an S3-based data lake to be queried using Amazon Athena. The company wants to match patient records even when the records do not have a common unique identifier.

Which solution meets this requirement?

Options:

A.

Use Amazon Macie pattern matching as part of the ETLjob

B.

Train and use the AWS Glue PySpark filter class in the ETLjob

C.

Partition tables and use the ETL job to partition the data on patient name

D.

Train and use the AWS Glue FindMatches ML transform in the ETLjob

Question 38

A technology company is creating a dashboard that will visualize and analyze time-sensitive data. The data will come in through Amazon Kinesis DataFirehose with the butter interval set to 60 seconds. The dashboard must support near-real-time data.

Which visualization solution will meet these requirements?

Options:

A.

Select Amazon Elasticsearch Service (Amazon ES) as the endpoint for Kinesis Data Firehose. Set up a Kibana dashboard using the data in Amazon ES with the desired analyses and visualizations.

B.

Select Amazon S3 as the endpoint for Kinesis Data Firehose. Read data into an Amazon SageMaker Jupyter notebook and carry out the desired analyses and visualizations.

C.

Select Amazon Redshift as the endpoint for Kinesis Data Firehose. Connect Amazon QuickSight with SPICE to Amazon Redshift to create the desired analyses and visualizations.

D.

Select Amazon S3 as the endpoint for Kinesis Data Firehose. Use AWS Glue to catalog the data and Amazon Athena to query it. Connect Amazon QuickSight with SPICE to Athena to create the desired analyses and visualizations.

Question 39

An online retail company with millions of users around the globe wants to improve its ecommerce analytics capabilities. Currently, clickstream data is uploaded directly to Amazon S3 as compressed files. Several times each day, an application running on Amazon EC2 processes the data and makes search options and reports available for visualization by editors and marketers. The company wants to make website clicks and aggregated data available to editors and marketers in minutes to enable them to connect with users more effectively.

Which options will help meet these requirements in the MOST efficient way? (Choose two.)

Options:

A.

Use Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose to upload compressed and batched clickstream records to Amazon Elasticsearch Service.

B.

Upload clickstream records to Amazon S3 as compressed files. Then use AWS Lambda to send data to Amazon Elasticsearch Service from Amazon S3.

C.

Use Amazon Elasticsearch Service deployed on Amazon EC2 to aggregate, filter, and process the data. Refresh content performance dashboards in near-real time.

D.

Use Kibana to aggregate, filter, and visualize the data stored in Amazon Elasticsearch Service. Refresh content performance dashboards in near-real time.

E.

Upload clickstream records from Amazon S3 to Amazon Kinesis Data Streams and use a Kinesis Data Streams consumer to send records to Amazon Elasticsearch Service.

Question 40

A financial services firm is processing a stream of real-time data from an application by using Apache Kafka and Kafka MirrorMaker. These tools run on premises and stream data to Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK) in the us-east-1 Region. An Apache Flink consumer running on Amazon EMR enriches the data in real time and transfers the output files to an Amazon S3 bucket. The company wants to ensure that the streaming application is highly available across AWS Regions with an RTO of less than 2 minutes.

Which solution meets these requirements?

Options:

A.

Launch another Amazon MSK and Apache Flink cluster in the us-west-1 Region that is the same size as the original

cluster in the us-east-1 Region. Simultaneously publish and process the data in both Regions. In the event of a disaster that impacts one of the Regions, switch to the other Region.

B.

Set up Cross-Region Replication from the Amazon S3 bucket in the us-east-1 Region to the us-west-1 Region. In the event of a disaster, immediately create Amazon MSK and Apache Flink clusters in the us-west-1 Region and start publishing data to this Region.

C.

Add an AWS Lambda function in the us-east-1 Region to read from Amazon MSK and write to a global Amazon

D.

DynamoDB table in on-demand capacity mode. Export the data from DynamoDB to Amazon S3 in the us-west-1 Region. In the event of a disaster that impacts the us-east-1 Region, immediately create Amazon MSK and Apache Flink clusters in the us-west-1 Region and start publishing data to this Region.

E.

Set up Cross-Region Replication from the Amazon S3 bucket in the us-east-1 Region to the us-west-1 Region. In the event of a disaster, immediately create Amazon MSK and Apache Flink clusters in the us-west-1 Region and start publishing data to this Region. Store 7 days of data in on-premises Kafka clusters and recover the data missed during the recovery time from the on-premises cluster.

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