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Duration: 02:02:08
Introduction
This video presents a series of AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) exam questions with explanations. The purpose is to help viewers prepare for the exam by providing examples of question types and their solutions.
Key Takeaways
Amazon ElasticCache: Improves database read performance by caching frequently accessed data in memory.
Server-side encryption with AWS KMS keys: Allows for automatic encryption key rotation, tracking via AWS CloudTrail, and cost-effective key management.
IAM Roles: Provide a secure method to grant developers access to AWS resources, adhering to the principle of least privilege.
AWS Fargate: Offers a serverless compute engine for Kubernetes, eliminating the need to manage underlying infrastructure.
VPC Endpoint for S3: Ensures private communication between a VPC and Amazon S3, avoiding public endpoints.
Application Load Balancer and Auto Scaling Group: Provides high availability and automatic scaling for applications running on multiple EC2 instances.
Right-through caching strategy: Ensures data consistency between the cache and the database.
On-demand instances: Offer flexible and cost-effective compute capacity without long-term commitments.
S3 lifecycle policies: Enable the deletion of incomplete multipart uploads to reduce storage costs.
Amazon QLDB: Provides a managed ledger database with immutability and cryptographically verifiable logs.
Amazon RDS: Manages relational databases in the cloud.
Amazon S3 Glacier: Suitable for long-term, infrequently accessed data storage.
IAM roles and policies: Best practice for securing AWS accounts.
Amazon VPC: Creates virtual networks in the AWS cloud.
AWS Fargate: Runs containerized applications without infrastructure management.
Amazon Redshift: A fully managed petabyte-scale data warehouse.
AWS Auto Scaling: Automatically adjusts the number of EC2 instances based on load.
AWS Systems Manager: Automates operational tasks across AWS resources.
AWS WAF: Protects web applications from common web exploits.
