An IT company hosts windows based applications on its on-premises data center. The company is looking at moving the business to the AWS Cloud. The cloud solution should offer shared storage space that multiple applications can access without a need for replication. Also, the solution should integrate with the company's self-managed Active Directory domain.

Which of the following solutions addresses these requirements with the minimal integration effort?

• Use Amazon FSx for Windows File Server as a shared storage solution

• Use File Gateway of AWS Storage Gateway to create a hybrid storage solution

• Use Amazon FSx for Lustre as a shared storage solution with millisecond latencies

• Use Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) as a shared storage solution

A financial services company wants to move the Windows file server clusters out of their datacenters. They are looking for cloud file storage offerings that provide full Windows compatibility. Can you identify the AWS storage services that provide highly reliable file storage that is accessible over the industry-standard Server Message Block (SMB) protocol compatible with Windows systems? (Select two)

• Amazon FSx for Windows File Server

• File Gateway Configuration of AWS Storage Gateway

• Elastic File System

• Elastic Block Storage

• Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3)

You have an e-commerce website and you are preparing for Black Friday which is the biggest sale of the year. You expect that your traffic will increase by 100x. Your website already using an SQS Standard Queue, and you're running a fleet of EC2 instances in an Auto Scaling Group to consume SQS messages. What should you do to prepare your SQS Queue?

• Contact AWS Support to pre-warm your SQS Standard Queue

• Ebable Auto Scaling in your SQS queue

• Inscrease the capacity of the SQS queue

• Do nothing, SQS scales automatically

How would you configure your SQS messages to be processed by consumers only after 5 minutes of being published to your SQS Queue?

• Inscrease the DelaySeconds parameter

• Change the Visibility Timeout

• Enable Long Polling

• Use Amazon SQS Extended Client

You have an SQS Queue where each consumer polls 10 messages at a time and finishes processing them in 1 minute. After a while, you noticed that the same SQS messages are received by different consumers resulting in your messages being processed more than once. What should you do to resolve this issue?

• Enable Long Polling

• Add DelaySeconds parameter to the mesages when being produced

• Inscrease the Visibility Timeout

• Decrease the Visibility Timeout