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  1. Which AWS service is used to send automated notifications via email, SMS, or HTTP endpoints?

    Answer: Amazon SNS

    Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) is a fully managed pub/sub messaging service that sends notifications to subscribers via multiple protocols.

  2. A company wants to analyze large datasets using standard SQL queries. Which AWS service should they use?

    Answer: Amazon Athena

    Amazon Athena is an interactive query service that analyzes data stored in S3 using standard SQL with no infrastructure to manage.

  3. Which AWS cost management tool provides forecasts and recommendations to help reduce cloud spend?

    Answer: AWS Cost Explorer

    AWS Cost Explorer visualizes, understands, and manages costs over time with historical analysis and forecasting capabilities.

  4. What is the primary function of AWS CloudTrail?

    Answer: Record API calls and account activity for auditing

    AWS CloudTrail records API calls made in your AWS account, providing an audit trail of account activity for compliance and governance.

  5. Which AWS service provides managed Kubernetes container orchestration?

    Answer: Amazon EKS

    Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) is a managed Kubernetes service that makes it easy to run Kubernetes on AWS.

  6. A business requires that all its AWS resources be tagged for cost allocation. Which AWS service helps enforce this requirement?

    Answer: AWS Config

    AWS Config continuously monitors and records AWS resource configurations and can evaluate them against desired rules, including tagging policies.

  7. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of moving to the AWS cloud?

    Answer: Eliminating all operational responsibilities

    Moving to AWS reduces but does not eliminate all operational responsibilities; customers still manage their applications, data, and some infrastructure.