What you'll learn:
- Guaranteed chance to pass the exam if you score 90%+ on each practice exam
- Ace your AWS Certified SysOps Administrator Associate (SOA-C02) exam
- Practice with high quality practice exams alongside detailed explanation to learn concepts
- The SOA-C02 practice exams have been written from scratch
- Perfect companion to the "Ultimate AWS Certified SysOps Administrator Associate" course by Stephane Maarek
Preparing for AWS Certified SysOps Administrator Associate SOA-C02? This is THE practice exams course to give you the winning edge.
These practice exams have been co-authored by Stephane Maarek and Abhishek Singh who bring their collective experience of passing 18 AWS Certifications to the table.
The tone and tenor of the questions mimic the real exam. Along with the detailed description and “exam alert” provided within the explanations, we have also extensively referenced AWS documentation to get you up to speed on all domain areas being tested for the SOA-C02 exam.
We want you to think of this course as the final pit-stop so that you can cross the winning line with absolute confidence and get AWS Certified! Trust our process, you are in good hands.
All questions have been written from scratch! You can see for yourself some of the amazing testimonials from our students who have aced the real exam:
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You will get THREE high-quality 65-questions practice exams to be ready for your certification
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Quality speaks for itself...
SAMPLE QUESTION:
A retail company stores its business critical files on an Amazon S3 bucket that is also configured as a website endpoint. The company needs a robust configuration that will allow access only through CloudFront. No user or team member should be able to access the files directly from Amazon S3 URL.
As a SysOps Administrator, which of the following would you suggest to address this requirement?
Create an Origin Access Identity (OAI) and configure S3 bucket permissions so that CloudFront can use the OAI to access the files in your bucket
Configure a Security Group with CloudFront to restrict access to users
Configure a Network Access Control List (ACL) with CloudFront to restrict access to users
Setup the Amazon S3 bucket as a custom origin with CloudFront. Restrict the access to content by setting up custom headers
What's your guess? Scroll below for the answer...
Correct: 4.
Correct option:
Setup the Amazon S3 bucket as a custom origin with CloudFront. Restrict the access to content by setting up custom headers
If you use an Amazon S3 bucket configured as a website endpoint, you must set it up with CloudFront as a custom origin. You can’t use the origin access identity feature. However, you can restrict access to content on a custom origin by setting up custom headers and configuring your origin to require them.
To require that users access content through CloudFront, change the following settings in your CloudFront distributions:
1. Origin Custom Headers : Configure CloudFront to forward custom headers to your origin.
2. Viewer Protocol Policy : Configure your distribution to require viewers to use HTTPS to access CloudFront.
3. Origin Protocol Policy : Configure your distribution to require CloudFront to use the same protocol as viewers to forward requests to the origin.
After you've made these changes, update your application on your custom origin to only accept requests that include the custom headers that you’ve configured CloudFront to send.
More info on restricting access to files on custom origins:
Incorrect options:
**Create an Origin Access Identity (OAI) and configure S3 bucket permissions so that CloudFront can use the OAI to access the files in your bucket** - As explained above, if you use an Amazon S3 bucket configured as a website endpoint, you can’t use the origin access identity feature.
**Configure a Security Group with CloudFront to restrict access to users** - A Security Group acts as a virtual firewall for Amazon EC2 instances to control incoming and outgoing traffic. Security Groups cannot be used with CloudFront.
**Configure a Network Access Control List (ACL) with CloudFront to restrict access to users** - A Network Access Control List (ACL) is an optional layer of security for your VPC that acts as a firewall for controlling traffic in and out of one or more subnets. Network ACLs are not used with CloudFront.
And reference links to help you learn further!
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Instructor
My name is Stéphane Maarek,I am passionate about Cloud Computing, and I will be your instructor in this course. I teach about AWS certifications, focusing on helping my students improve their professional proficiencies in AWS.
I have already taught 1,500,000+ students and gotten 500,000+ reviews throughout my career in designing and delivering these certifications and courses!
I'm delighted to welcome Abhishek Singh as my co-instructor for these practice exams!
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