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AWS Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03)

Cloud architecture prep for the AWS SAA-C03: core services, resilient design, security, and cost optimization.

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Designing Resilient Architectures

High availability, load balancing, and auto scaling.

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Designing Resilient Architectures – Fill-in-the-blank
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  1. 1. Distributing instances across multiple ___ Zones protects against a single data-center failure.

    Answer:Availability

    Hint: Abbreviated AZ.

  2. 2. An Elastic ___ Balancer spreads incoming traffic across healthy targets.

    Answer:Load

    Hint: ELB / ALB.

  3. 3. Auto ___ automatically adds or removes EC2 instances based on demand.

    Answer:Scaling

    Hint: Auto Scaling groups.

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Designing Resilient Architectures – MCQ
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  1. 1. To make a web app resilient to an Availability Zone outage, you should:

    • Deploy across multiple AZs behind a load balancer
    • Use one larger single instance
    • Store all data only on the instance
    • Disable health checks
  2. 2. What does an Auto Scaling group do?

    • Adjusts the number of EC2 instances based on demand
    • Encrypts data at rest
    • Routes DNS queries
    • Caches static content at the edge
  3. 3. Which option gives a managed, highly available relational database?

    • Amazon RDS Multi-AZ
    • A single EC2 instance running MySQL
    • Amazon DynamoDB
    • Amazon S3