AIF-C01 Practice Question: Security, Compliance, and Governance for AI Solutions
A company uses Amazon Bedrock and needs to log all model invocations for audit purposes. The logs must be stored in a central S3 bucket and also sent to CloudWatch Logs for real-time monitoring. Which configuration should they use?
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Configure Amazon Bedrock model invocation logging to send logs to both S3 and CloudWatch Logs
Bedrock model invocation logging can be configured to send logs to both S3 and CloudWatch Logs simultaneously. This is a built-in feature of Bedrock logging settings.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
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Enable Amazon Macie to monitor Bedrock responses
Why it's wrong here
Macie is for sensitive data discovery in S3, not for logging model invocations.
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Enable AWS CloudTrail to capture Bedrock API calls and configure CloudTrail logs to S3 and CloudWatch
Why it's wrong here
CloudTrail logs API calls, not model invocation data (prompts/responses).
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Use AWS Lambda to capture responses and write to S3 and CloudWatch
Why it's wrong here
Using AWS Lambda fails because it doesn't natively capture all Amazon Bedrock model invocations for audit purposes; Bedrock provides direct logging capabilities to CloudWatch Logs and S3 via its own configuration or CloudTrail data events. Lambda is tempting as a versatile compute service for custom data processing and integration. It would be appropriate for transforming existing log data after it has been captured, or for implementing custom logic *around* Bedrock invocations, but not as the primary mechanism for comprehensive invocation logging itself.
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Configure Amazon Bedrock model invocation logging to send logs to both S3 and CloudWatch Logs
Why this is correct
Bedrock supports logging model invocations to S3 and CloudWatch for audit and monitoring.
Quick reference
AWS S3 Storage Class Comparison
| Storage Class | Min Duration | Retrieval | Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| S3 Standard | None | Immediate | Frequently accessed data |
| S3 Standard-IA | 30 days | Immediate | Infrequent access, rapid retrieval |
| S3 One Zone-IA | 30 days | Immediate | Non-critical infrequent data |
| S3 Intelligent-Tiering | None | Immediate–hours | Unknown or changing access patterns |
| S3 Glacier Instant | 90 days | Milliseconds | Archive with instant retrieval |
| S3 Glacier Flexible | 90 days | Minutes–hours | Archive, flexible retrieval |
| S3 Glacier Deep Archive | 180 days | Hours | Long-term compliance archive |
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