SOA-C02 Drag & Drop — 10 Questions

Question 1

Drag and drop the steps to troubleshoot an unhealthy target in an Application Load Balancer target group into the correct order.

Accepted Answer

Verify security group rules allow traffic from the ALB, then verify health check settings (path, port, protocol), then check instance status and application health, then review ALB access logs and CloudWatch metrics, then replace the target instance if necessary.. Troubleshooting starts with security group rules, then health check configuration, then instance and application status, then logs, and finally replacement if needed.

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Verify health check settings (path, port, protocol), then verify security group rules, then check instance status and application health, then review ALB access logs and CloudWatch metrics, then replace the target instance if necessary.

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Check instance status and application health, then verify security group rules, then verify health check settings, then review ALB access logs and CloudWatch metrics, then replace the target instance if necessary.

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Review ALB access logs and CloudWatch metrics, then verify security group rules, then verify health check settings, then check instance status and application health, then replace the target instance if necessary.

Question 2

Drag and drop the steps to configure a VPC peering connection between two VPCs into the correct order.

Accepted Answer

Step 1: Create the peering request, Step 2: Accept the peering request, Step 3: Update route tables in both VPCs, Step 4: Adjust security groups.. First create the peering request, then accept it, then update route tables in both VPCs, and finally adjust security groups.

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Step 1: Create the peering request, Step 2: Update route tables in both VPCs, Step 3: Accept the peering request, Step 4: Adjust security groups.

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Step 1: Accept the peering request, Step 2: Create the peering request, Step 3: Update route tables in both VPCs, Step 4: Adjust security groups.

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Step 1: Update route tables in both VPCs, Step 2: Create the peering request, Step 3: Accept the peering request, Step 4: Adjust security groups.

Question 3

Drag and drop the steps to enable AWS CloudTrail logging for a specific S3 bucket into the correct order.

Accepted Answer

Step 1: Create an S3 bucket to store CloudTrail logs with appropriate bucket policy.
Step 2: Create a CloudTrail trail.
Step 3: Configure the trail to enable data events for the specific S3 bucket.. First create a log bucket with proper policy, then create the trail and configure it to log events for the target bucket.

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Step 2: Create a CloudTrail trail.
Step 1: Create an S3 bucket to store CloudTrail logs with appropriate bucket policy.
Step 3: Configure the trail to enable data events for the specific S3 bucket.

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Step 1: Create an S3 bucket to store CloudTrail logs with appropriate bucket policy.
Step 3: Configure the trail to enable data events for the specific S3 bucket.
Step 2: Create a CloudTrail trail.

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Step 2: Create a CloudTrail trail.
Step 3: Configure the trail to enable data events for the specific S3 bucket.
Step 1: Create an S3 bucket to store CloudTrail logs with appropriate bucket policy.

Question 4

Drag and drop the steps to create an Amazon CloudWatch alarm that sends an email notification when CPU utilization exceeds 90% into the correct order.

Accepted Answer

Set up an SNS topic, then create the alarm selecting the CPU utilization metric, then define the condition (CPU > 90%), then add the notification action with the SNS topic.. First set up the SNS topic, then create the alarm selecting the metric, define the condition, and finally add the notification action.

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Create the alarm selecting the CPU utilization metric, then set up an SNS topic, then define the condition (CPU > 90%), then add the notification action with the SNS topic.

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Set up an SNS topic, then add the notification action with the SNS topic, then create the alarm selecting the CPU utilization metric, then define the condition (CPU > 90%).

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Create the alarm selecting the CPU utilization metric, then define the condition (CPU > 90%), then set up an SNS topic, then add the notification action with the SNS topic.

Question 5

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

Accepted Answer

Select the snapshot, then configure instance details, then configure security and parameters, then initiate restore.. Restoration starts by selecting the snapshot, then configuring instance details, security, and parameters, then initiating the restore.

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Select the snapshot, then configure security and parameters, then configure instance details, then initiate restore.

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Configure instance details, then select the snapshot, then configure security and parameters, then initiate restore.

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Select the snapshot, then initiate restore, then configure instance details, then configure security and parameters.

Question 6

Drag and drop the steps to troubleshoot high CPU usage on an Amazon EC2 instance into the correct order.

Accepted Answer

Check CloudWatch metrics, then Connect to instance, then Identify high CPU process, then Analyze process behavior, then Take corrective action. The correct order for troubleshooting high CPU usage on an EC2 instance starts with checking CloudWatch metrics to confirm the issue and gain initial insights. Next, connect to the instance using SSH or Systems Manager to access the operating system. Then, identify the process causing high CPU using tools like top or ps. After identification, analyze the process to understand its behavior, such as checking logs or memory usage. Finally, take corrective action, which may include stopping, killing, or optimizing the process, or scaling the instance up. This sequence ensures efficient and accurate troubleshooting.

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Connect to instance, then Check CloudWatch metrics, then Identify high CPU process, then Analyze process behavior, then Take corrective action

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Check CloudWatch metrics, then Identify high CPU process, then Connect to instance, then Analyze process behavior, then Take corrective action

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Check CloudWatch metrics, then Connect to instance, then Analyze process behavior, then Identify high CPU process, then Take corrective action

Question 7

Drag and drop the steps to set up an Amazon S3 bucket policy to grant cross-account access into the correct order.

Accepted Answer

Identify the bucket and account, then write the policy with correct principal and actions, then save the policy, then test access.. Identify the bucket and account, write the policy with correct principal and actions, save, and test.

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Write the policy with correct principal and actions, then identify the bucket and account, then save the policy, then test access.

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Identify the bucket and account, then write the policy with correct principal and actions, then test access, then save the policy.

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Identify the bucket and account, then save the policy, then write the policy with correct principal and actions, then test access.

Question 8

Drag and drop the steps to configure an Amazon Route 53 failover routing policy into the correct order.

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Create health checks, then create primary failover record, then create secondary failover record, then test failover.. Create health checks first, then create primary and secondary records with failover types, then test.

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Create primary failover record, then create health checks, then create secondary failover record, then test failover.

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Create health checks, then create secondary failover record, then create primary failover record, then test failover.

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Create health checks, then create primary failover record, then test failover, then create secondary failover record.

Question 9

Drag and drop the steps to migrate an on-premises application to AWS using AWS Application Migration Service (MGN) into the correct order.

Accepted Answer

Install the agent, then configure replication, then sync, then test, then cut over.. The correct sequence for migrating an on-premises application to AWS using AWS Application Migration Service is: first install the AWS Replication Agent on the source server, then configure the replication settings including launch settings and target VPC, then start the initial sync to replicate the entire server volume, then perform a test launch to validate the replicated environment, and finally initiate the cutover to redirect production traffic to the new AWS instance. Each step builds on the previous one to ensure a successful migration with minimal downtime.

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Install the agent, then sync, then configure replication, then test, then cut over.

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Configure replication, then install the agent, then sync, then test, then cut over.

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Install the agent, then configure replication, then test, then sync, then cut over.

Question 10

Drag and drop the steps to set up an AWS Site-to-Site VPN connection into the correct order.

Accepted Answer

Create and attach virtual private gateway, then define customer gateway, then create VPN connection, then configure on-premises router, then verify tunnel. First create and attach the virtual private gateway, then define the customer gateway, then create the VPN connection, configure the on-premises router, and verify the tunnel.

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Define customer gateway, then create and attach virtual private gateway, then create VPN connection, then configure on-premises router, then verify tunnel

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Create and attach virtual private gateway, then create VPN connection, then define customer gateway, then configure on-premises router, then verify tunnel

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Create and attach virtual private gateway, then define customer gateway, then configure on-premises router, then create VPN connection, then verify tunnel