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Just passed on first try. Some questions discussed here (and other vids from the author) were verbatim on the test so this is definitely a great source
I saw 3 - 4 of the same questions. But the biggest advantage is that you get a very good habit of solving it. So just do at least 200 questions and try to solve before seeing the solution. So for each question the first write option which you think is write somewhere. That helped me a lot and gave me confidence as I was able to see how many % questions I was able to solve.
for Q33 , DNS A record is wrong coz it is used to Map a domain name directly to an IP address. whereas DNS CNAME is used to map a domain name to another domain name (alias), (Custom domain name), Option C is correct.
question 2 - correct answer is D...as resource based policy (permission) must be there in the main account for the eventbus to receive the events from all the accounts
Q33 answer is D To use an ACM certificate with CloudFront, make sure you request (or import) the certificate in the US East (N. Virginia) Region (us-east-1).
I stand corrected. It is D. This is what the console states "Associate a certificate from AWS Certificate Manager. The certificate must be in the US East (N. Virginia) Region (us-east-1)."
In Question 7 according to aws docs with the title "Error handling with DynamoDB" it's been said "The most likely cause of a failed read or a failed write is throttling. For BatchGetItem, one or more of the tables in the batch request does not have enough provisioned read capacity to support the operation. For BatchWriteItem, one or more of the tables does not have enough provisioned write capacity." So you have to add provisioned RCU not to use the SDK you are using the exponential backoff already SDK does the same thing and uses the same api.
Question 40 is option A inbound traffic to lambda function doesn't make any sense. We need to make sure the inbound traffic from Aurora is open and outbound in Lambda function is allowed to connect to it. Therefore only option A is acceptable.
It’s not true. Outbound rule means that from this container you can ask for something, inbound means I accept the results from something. Outbound in sg is always set as wildcard “*” that means you can ask every resource (for example SQL query to aurora db). To get result from db you have to accept it, by createing inbound rule for tcp port 3306. That’s why C is correct.
The AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store is cost-effective compared to Secrets Manager, and the question is asking about a 'more cost-effective solution'.
Thx dude, your tutorial videos are very helpful, I pass the SAA-C03 by following your videos. Now I'm preparing for the DVA-C02 exam. Dude, will you please make more practice problem videos for DVA-C02 plz.
Hi I have recently cleared AWS solution architect certification and credit goes to your 200 questiond. I want to give developer exam as well if i do your 100 question of developer exam that would be enough to clear the exam?
The question asks for an 'API to handle duplicate requests without data loss'. If we use ElasticCache, it is ephemeral as the data can be lost if the instance fails or is restarted. So, DynamoDB is a better choice for this question.
Hey sir, i passed my exam two days ago. Just wanna come back here to say thanks for putting in the effort to make videos like this, it's really helping people out there. Cheers!
17 actually is b, validateService is the last step
That's right!! Good catch😮
correct ans is B
Just passed on first try. Some questions discussed here (and other vids from the author) were verbatim on the test so this is definitely a great source
Appreciate the time and effort you invested in compiling these questions and providing detailed explanation. Thank you so much!
Thank you!!
Hey man, I passed the exam on the first go with a score of 861. All thanks to you. Without your videos I would've never passed. Thanks again!
Do they ask the same questions again?
Like what is the probability of questions getting repeated??
I saw 3 - 4 of the same questions. But the biggest advantage is that you get a very good habit of solving it. So just do at least 200 questions and try to solve before seeing the solution. So for each question the first write option which you think is write somewhere. That helped me a lot and gave me confidence as I was able to see how many % questions I was able to solve.
You really helped me pass my Solutions Architect exams with ease. I’m looking for my first job, I’ll promote your project here
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I got many similar or the same questions for which your videos helped me prepare, keep it up!
for Q33 , DNS A record is wrong coz it is used to Map a domain name directly to an IP address.
whereas DNS CNAME is used to map a domain name to another domain name (alias), (Custom domain name),
Option C is correct.
question 2 - correct answer is D...as resource based policy (permission) must be there in the main account for the eventbus to receive the events from all the accounts
For me also D is better option
Question 37 has answer A because it has deny, and B is not same as it is allowing even when secureTransport is false
agree
100% - well spotted
thank you this helps a lot
Glad it helped!
Q33 answer is D To use an ACM certificate with CloudFront, make sure you request (or import) the certificate in the US East (N. Virginia) Region (us-east-1).
No it is not because the regions do not match (us-east-1 vs us-east-2)
I stand corrected. It is D. This is what the console states "Associate a certificate from AWS Certificate Manager. The certificate must be in the US East (N. Virginia) Region (us-east-1)."
D is wrong because SSL/TLS certificate is using ACM and not cloudfront in the option. hence wrong.
In Question 7 according to aws docs with the title "Error handling with DynamoDB" it's been said "The most likely cause of a failed read or a failed write is throttling. For BatchGetItem, one or more of the tables in the batch request does not have enough provisioned read capacity to support the operation. For BatchWriteItem, one or more of the tables does not have enough provisioned write capacity." So you have to add provisioned RCU not to use the SDK you are using the exponential backoff already SDK does the same thing and uses the same api.
Question 40 is option A inbound traffic to lambda function doesn't make any sense. We need to make sure the inbound traffic from Aurora is open and outbound in Lambda function is allowed to connect to it. Therefore only option A is acceptable.
It’s not true. Outbound rule means that from this container you can ask for something, inbound means I accept the results from something. Outbound in sg is always set as wildcard “*” that means you can ask every resource (for example SQL query to aurora db). To get result from db you have to accept it, by createing inbound rule for tcp port 3306. That’s why C is correct.
Question 39: Why can't we use option B? As access keys or license keys are confidential data right?
The AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store is cost-effective compared to Secrets Manager, and the question is asking about a 'more cost-effective solution'.
Answer for Question 17 is B
Exactly
These exam questions available in excel or word ? if yes pls share
Can you pls explain on question 47 why you did not choose option A and E (why is codedeploy needed here doesnt say anything about deploying code)
Q 33 is D. ACM has to be used in us-East-1
Thx dude, your tutorial videos are very helpful, I pass the SAA-C03 by following your videos. Now I'm preparing for the DVA-C02 exam. Dude, will you please make more practice problem videos for DVA-C02 plz.
Glad I could help!
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Question 38: Why can't we use option D? Could you please explain
Hi
I have recently cleared AWS solution architect certification and credit goes to your 200 questiond.
I want to give developer exam as well if i do your 100 question of developer exam that would be enough to clear the exam?
q49 explicit DENY always overrides ALLOW, not the other way around
Qustion 26 D is better answer
The question asks for an 'API to handle duplicate requests without data loss'. If we use ElasticCache, it is ephemeral as the data can be lost if the instance fails or is restarted. So, DynamoDB is a better choice for this question.
Q.33 : C
A : IPv4
It’s D bcs acm requires to be used in us-east-1 region