NRI - AWS Proton - Testing

Why should I use AWS Proton?

AWS Proton enables platform teams to connect and coordinate all the different tools your development teams need for

• infrastructure provisioning

• code deployments

• monitoring

• updates

What can platform teams do in AWS Proton?

Through AWS Proton, platform teams provision ______ resources and define application stacks, including continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline and observability tools.

• centralized

• shared

• online

• focus

What can application developers do in AWS Proton?

Choose the best answer!

• For organizations using Proton, application developers can self-serve from infrastructure templates to provision the infrastructure they need for their application installation.

• For organizations using Proton, application developers can self-serve from infrastructure templates to provision the infrastructure they need for their application template.

• For organizations using Proton, application developers can self-serve from infrastructure templates to provision the infrastructure they need for their application code.

• For organizations using Proton, application developers can self-serve from infrastructure templates to provision the infrastructure they need for their application payment.

What kind of architectural elements can AWS Proton manage?

You can use AWS Proton to manage and coordinate any element that can be provisioned and described with existing infrastructure-as-code tools, including:

• AWS CloudFormation

• Terraform

• AWS Cloud Development Kit

• Service Catalog

How does AWS Proton help me keep my infrastructure up to date?

• Platform teams use AWS Proton to create a “stack” presented as a shared version-controlled object to developers.

• Platform teams use AWS Proton to create a “stack” presented as a shared version-controlled template to developers.

• Platform teams use AWS Proton to create a “stack” presented as a reusable version-controlled object to developers.

• Platform teams use AWS Proton to create a “stack” presented as a reusable version-controlled template to developers.

Answer explanation

AWS Proton is:

• Automated infrastructure as code provisioning and deployment of serverless and container-based applications

• Standardized infrastructure

• Deployments integrated with CI/CD

• Self-service infrastructure templates and provisioning automation.

Which of the following use cases is correct?

• Implement self-service infrastructure portals

• Accelerate modern application deployments

• Track versions and updates in a centralized solution

• Empower developers with flexibility

What is the essence of the following picture?

• Amplify platform engineering impact by implementing scalable self-service capabilities for developers.

• Empower developers to move faster with a self-service tool to provision infrastructure and manage code deployment.

• Accelerate adoption of DevOps best practices within your team.

• AWS Proton is a deployment workflow tool for modern applications that helps platform and DevOps engineers achieve organizational agility.

TRUE OR FALSE

REFER TO POINT NUMBER 1

As an Administrator, you create and register an Environment Template with AWS Proton, which defines the shared resources.

• TRUE

• FALSE

TRUE OR FALSE

REFER TO POINT NUMBER 2

AWS Proton deploys one or more Environments, based on an Environment Template.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation