Temporary access for making certain requests can be granted through:

• IAM

• roles

• S3

• Security Groups

A permission which is not explicity allowed, will be

• permitted

• routed to 53

• explicitly denied

• implicitly denied

Policies which attach to resources are called:

• resource based policies

• security groups

• inbound rules

• outbound rules

User activity can be monitored using

• Hall monitors

• AWS Monitoring and Checking Service

• AWS CloudTrail

• AWS Cloudwatch

A user who has just been employed by a new unit is likely to be given access by:

• Assigning them a role

• Adding them to a group

• creating a unique policy just for them

• creating a network ACL

Policies can be attached to:

• Users only

• Groups only

• Roles only

• Users, groups, or roles

A user assigned to work on a specific project for a brief period of time, is likely to be given access to resources by:

• creating a policy specifically for them

• adding them to a group

• assigning them a role

• giving them an S3 bucket to drink from in order to get acquanited with the group

Horizontal scaling is done by:

• Adding instances

• increasing the size of instances

• increasing internet bandwidth

• jumping forward

Vertical scaling is done by:

• Adding instances

• Increasing the size of instances

• Removing bandwidth

• jumping straight up

How many replicas can an Aurora cluster have?

• 5

• 50

• 15

• 32