AWS Basics and IAM

What is the main purpose of AWS Regions?

• Manage IAM users

• Host Global services

• Geographic locations for AWS infrastructure

• Execute Programmatic tasks

What does "AZ" stand for in the context of AWS?

• Amazon Zone

• Availability Zone

• Amazon Zenith

• Access Zone

Which type of AWS service is available globally and not tied to a specific region?

• AWS Region Services

• AWS Global services

• AWS Mgmt Console

• AWS IAM Services

How can you access AWS services both through the AWS Management Console and programmatically?

• Only through AWS Management Console

• Only through programmatic methods

• Both through AWS Management Console and programmatically

• Neither of the above

What is the purpose of an IAM Root User?

• Create IAM users

• Manage AWS Regions

• Manage IAM groups

• Initial AWS account setup and management

In AWS, what is the primary function of IAM Users?

• Manage AWS Regions

• Create IAM groups

• Establish AWS connections

• Represent an individual identity within your AWS account

How can you create an IAM user and log in to AWS?

• Only through AWS Management Console

• Only programmatically

• Both through AWS Management Console and programmatically

• Not possible in AWS

What is the purpose of attaching policies to an IAM Group?

• Grant permissions to the IAM Group itself

• Grant permissions to individual IAM users within the group

• Create a new IAM user

• Manage AWS Regions

What is the primary function of creating an IAM Group without attaching any policies?

• Prevent IAM users from joining the group

• Grant administrative access to IAM users

• Provide a logical grouping for IAM users without specific permissions

• Attach policies directly to IAM users

If IAM user "tom" is added to an IAM Group called "cloudops" without any permissions, what access does "tom" have?

• Full administrative access

• No access

• Limited access based on IAM Group permissions

• Access to AWS Regions only