SAP-C02 Drag & Drop — 10 Questions

Question 1

Drag and drop the steps to configure an Application Load Balancer with HTTPS listeners in the correct order.

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1. Obtain an SSL/TLS certificate from ACM, 2. Create a target group, 3. Create an ALB with an HTTPS listener, 4. Register targets with the target group, 5. Update DNS to point to the ALB.. First get the certificate, then create the target group, then the ALB with HTTPS, register targets, and update DNS.

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1. Create an ALB with an HTTPS listener, 2. Create a target group, 3. Obtain an SSL/TLS certificate from ACM, 4. Register targets with the target group, 5. Update DNS to point to the ALB.

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1. Obtain an SSL/TLS certificate from ACM, 2. Create an ALB with an HTTPS listener, 3. Create a target group, 4. Update DNS to point to the ALB, 5. Register targets with the target group.

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1. Create a target group, 2. Register targets with the target group, 3. Obtain an SSL/TLS certificate from ACM, 4. Create an ALB with an HTTPS listener, 5. Update DNS to point to the ALB.

Question 2

Drag and drop the steps to set up a cross-region VPC peering connection in the correct order.

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Initiate VPC peering connection request, Accept VPC peering connection request, Add routes to route tables, Update security groups, Update network ACLs. First initiate, then accept, then add routes, then update security groups, and finally network ACLs.

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Accept VPC peering connection request, Initiate VPC peering connection request, Add routes to route tables, Update security groups, Update network ACLs

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Initiate VPC peering connection request, Accept VPC peering connection request, Update security groups, Add routes to route tables, Update network ACLs

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Initiate VPC peering connection request, Accept VPC peering connection request, Update network ACLs, Update security groups, Add routes to route tables

Question 3

Drag and drop the steps to set up AWS CloudTrail for logging API activity in the correct order.

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Create an S3 bucket, then create the trail, then configure events, then enable security features, then verify delivery.. First create the S3 bucket, then create the trail, configure events, enable security features, and verify delivery.

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Create the trail, then configure events, then create an S3 bucket, then enable security features, then verify delivery.

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Create an S3 bucket, then create the trail, then enable security features, then configure events, then verify delivery.

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Create an S3 bucket, then configure events, then create the trail, then enable security features, then verify delivery.

Question 4

Drag and drop the steps to deploy a serverless application using AWS SAM in the correct order.

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Write the AWS SAM template, then build, then package, then deploy, then test.. The correct order for deploying a serverless application with AWS SAM is to first write the SAM template (defining resources and configuration), then build the application (compiling code and dependencies), then package the built artifacts (uploading to S3), then deploy the stack (using CloudFormation), and finally test the deployed application to ensure it works as expected. Common mistakes include swapping build and package, writing the template after building, or deploying before packaging, which lead to errors or incomplete deployments.

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Write the AWS SAM template, then package, then build, then deploy, then test.

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Build, then write the AWS SAM template, then package, then deploy, then test.

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Write the AWS SAM template, then build, then deploy, then package, then test.

Question 5

Drag and drop the steps to configure an S3 bucket as a static website hosting in the correct order.

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Step 1: Create an S3 bucket, Step 2: Enable static website hosting, Step 3: Upload website content, Step 4: Set bucket policy for public read access, Step 5: Test the website endpoint.. The correct sequence ensures that the S3 bucket is properly configured for static website hosting. Start by creating the bucket, then enable static hosting, upload your files, apply a bucket policy for public read access, and finally test the website URL.

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Step 1: Create an S3 bucket, Step 2: Upload website content, Step 3: Enable static website hosting, Step 4: Set bucket policy for public read access, Step 5: Test the website endpoint.

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Step 1: Create an S3 bucket, Step 2: Enable static website hosting, Step 3: Set bucket policy for public read access, Step 4: Upload website content, Step 5: Test the website endpoint.

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Step 1: Create an S3 bucket, Step 2: Set bucket policy for public read access, Step 3: Enable static website hosting, Step 4: Upload website content, Step 5: Test the website endpoint.

Question 6

Drag and drop the steps to troubleshoot an EC2 instance that is unreachable via SSH in the correct order.

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Check security groups, then network ACLs, then public IP, then system status, then console output.. Start with security groups, then network ACLs, then public IP, then system status, and finally console output.

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Check network ACLs, then security groups, then public IP, then system status, then console output.

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Check public IP, then security groups, then network ACLs, then console output, then system status.

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Check system status, then console output, then security groups, then network ACLs, then public IP.

Question 7

Drag and drop the steps to restore an Amazon RDS DB instance from a snapshot in the correct order.

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1. Navigate to snapshots, 2. Restore, 3. Configure settings, 4. Wait for completion, 5. Update application endpoint. First navigate to snapshots, restore, configure settings, wait for completion, then update application endpoint.

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1. Configure settings, 2. Restore, 3. Navigate to snapshots, 4. Wait for completion, 5. Update application endpoint

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1. Navigate to snapshots, 2. Restore, 3. Update application endpoint, 4. Wait for completion, 5. Configure settings

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1. Restore, 2. Navigate to snapshots, 3. Configure settings, 4. Wait for completion, 5. Update application endpoint

Question 8

Drag and drop the steps to set up a Direct Connect private virtual interface in the correct order.

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Step 1: Create virtual interface in AWS, Step 2: Configure on-premises router, Step 3: Establish BGP session, Step 4: Verify interface availability, Step 5: Update route tables. The correct order is: first create the virtual interface in AWS, then configure the on-premises router, establish BGP, verify availability, and finally update route tables.

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Step 1: Configure on-premises router, Step 2: Create virtual interface in AWS, Step 3: Establish BGP session, Step 4: Verify interface availability, Step 5: Update route tables

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Step 1: Create virtual interface in AWS, Step 2: Establish BGP session, Step 3: Configure on-premises router, Step 4: Verify interface availability, Step 5: Update route tables

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Step 1: Create virtual interface in AWS, Step 2: Configure on-premises router, Step 3: Update route tables, Step 4: Establish BGP session, Step 5: Verify interface availability

Question 9

Drag and drop the steps to recover an Amazon RDS Multi-AZ DB instance after a primary instance failure in the correct order.

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1) Detect failure, 2) Wait for automatic failover to complete, 3) Verify that the standby instance is promoted to primary, 4) Update application endpoints to point to the new primary, 5) Investigate the root cause of the failure.. First identify failure, wait for failover, verify promotion, update endpoints, then investigate.

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1) Detect failure, 2) Immediately update application endpoints, 3) Verify promotion, 4) Wait for failover to complete, 5) Investigate the cause.

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1) Investigate the root cause of the failure, 2) Detect failure, 3) Wait for automatic failover, 4) Verify promotion, 5) Update endpoints.

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1) Detect failure, 2) Verify promotion, 3) Update endpoints, 4) Wait for failover, 5) Investigate.

Question 10

Drag and drop the steps to migrate an on-premises MySQL database to Amazon RDS using AWS DMS in the correct order.

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Create replication instance, then create source and target endpoints, then create migration task, then start migration task, then cut over after validation. First create the replication instance, then endpoints, then the migration task, start it, and finally cut over.

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Create replication instance, then create migration task, then create source and target endpoints, then start migration task, then cut over after validation

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Create replication instance, then create source and target endpoints, then cut over after validation, then create migration task, then start migration task

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Create replication instance, then create source and target endpoints, then start migration task, then create migration task, then cut over after validation