A company needs to store data in Amazon S3. A compliance requirement states that when any changes are made to objects the previous state of the object with any changes must be preserved. Additionally, files older than 5 years should not be accessed but need to be archived for auditing. What should a solutions architect recommend that is MOST cost-effective?
Question 342
A new employee has joined a company as a deployment engineer. The deployment engineer will be using AWS CloudFormation templates to create multiple AWS resources. A solutions architect wants the deployment engineer to perform job activities while following the principle of least privilege. Which combination of actions should the solutions architect take to accomplish this goal? (Choose two.)
Question 343
A company is planning to use an Amazon DynamoDB table for data storage. The company is concerned about cost optimization. The table will not be used on most mornings in the evenings, the read and write traffic will often be unpredictable. When traffic spikes occur they will happen very quickly. What should a solutions architect recommend?
Question 344
A meteorological startup company has a custom web application to sell weather data to its users online. The company uses Amazon DynamoDB to store its data and wants to build a new service that sends an alert to the managers of four internal teams every time a new weather event is recorded. The company does not want this new service to affect the performance of the current application. What should a solutions architect do to meet these requirements with the LEAST amount of operational overhead?
Question 345
A company is preparing to deploy a new serverless workload. A solutions architect needs to configure permissions for invoking an AWS Lambda function. The function will be triggered by an Amazon EventBridge (Amazon CloudWatch Events) rule. Permissions should be configured using the principle of least privilege. Which solution will meet these requirements?
Question 346
A company is building its web application using containers on AWS. The company requires three instances of the web application to run at all times. The application must be able to scale to meet increases in demand. Management is extremely sensitive to cost but agrees that the application should be highly available. What should a solutions architect recommend?
Question 347
A company is Re-architecting a strongly coupled application to be loosely coupled. Previously the application used a request/response pattern to communicate between tiers. The company plans to use Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS) to achieve decoupling requirements. The initial design contains one queue for requests and one for responses. However, this approach is not processing all the messages as the application scales. What should a solutions architect do to resolve this issue?
Question 348
A company is launching an ecommerce website on AWS. This website is built with a three-tier architecture that includes a MySQL database in a Multi-AZ deployment of Amazon Aurora MySQL. The website application must be highly available and will initially be launched in an AWS Region with three AvailabilityZones. The application produces a metric that describes the load the application experiences. Which solution meets these requirements?
Question 349
A solutions architect is creating a new Amazon CloudFront distribution for an application. Some of the information submitted by users is sensitive. The application uses HTTPS but needs another layer of security. The sensitive information should be protected throughout the entire application stack, and access to the information should be restricted to certain applications. Which action should the solutions architect take?
Question 350
A solutions architect is redesigning a monolithic application to be a loosely coupled application composed of two microservices: Microservice A and MicroserviceB. Microservice A places messages in a main Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS) queue for Microservice B to consume. When Microservice B fails to process a message after four retries, the message needs to be removed from the queue and stored for further investigation. What should the solutions architect do to meet these requirements?
