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Which of the following is not a way to interact with AWS
Which of the following is not a way to interact with AWS
Which one of the following is a cost management tool?
Which one of the following is a cost management tool?
Which of the following regarding VPC/s is/are true?
Which of the following regarding VPC/s is/are true?
Which of the following regarding an elastic IP address is NOT true
Which of the following regarding an elastic IP address is NOT true
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Which one of the following is NOT true when you create a VPC
Which one of the following is NOT true when you create a VPC
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Study Notes
AWS Interactions
- SDKs (Software Development Kits) are a way to interact with AWS
- CLI (Command Line Interface) is a way to interact with AWS
- Management Console is a way to interact with AWS
- API (Application Programming Interface) is a way to interact with AWS
- Using a web browser is NOT a way to interact with AWS
Cost Management Tools
- AWS Cost Explorer is a cost management tool
- AWS Cost and Usage Reports is a cost management tool
- AWS Trusted Advisor is a cost management tool
- AWS CloudTrail is NOT a cost management tool
VPC Truths
- A VPC can be connected to multiple AWS accounts
- A VPC spans across multiple Availability Zones
- A VPC can be divided into multiple subnets
- A VPC is a regional resource
Elastic IP Address
- An Elastic IP address is a static, public IPv4 address
- An Elastic IP address can be allocated to a VPC
- An Elastic IP address can be remapped to a different instance
- An Elastic IP address cannot be remapped to a different VPC is NOT true
VPC Creation
- A VPC can be created using the Management Console
- A VPC can be created using the CLI
- A VPC can be created using the API
- A VPC must have a unique IPv4 CIDR block when created
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Description
This quiz explores the different ways to interact with Amazon Web Services (AWS). Test your knowledge of AWS interfaces and tools. Identify the correct option that is not a way to interact with AWS.
