AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C01)- AWS Well Architected Framework - Part 2

The video covers AWS's well-architected framework, focusing on performance efficiency, cost optimization, and operational excellence. It discusses best practices for using AWS resources efficiently, optimizing costs, and ensuring operational success. Key topics include leveraging AWS services, managing costs, and maintaining operational readiness.

What is a key benefit of using AWS resources for performance efficiency?

• They are only available in limited regions.

• They require no monitoring.

• They offer a wide range of types and configurations.

• They are always cheaper than on-premise solutions.

Which AWS service is mentioned as a tool for monitoring performance?

• AWS S3

• AWS CloudWatch

• AWS DynamoDB

• AWS Lambda

What is the primary focus of the Cost Optimization pillar?

• Maximizing resource usage

• Reducing the number of AWS services used

• Minimizing costs and maximizing ROI

• Increasing server capacity

How can AWS help in tracking and managing expenditure?

• By using AWS Cost Explorer and AWS Budgets

• By providing free resources

• By offering fixed pricing for all services

• By limiting the number of services available

What is a best practice for matching supply with demand in AWS?

• Using autoscaling and demand-based approaches

• Manual scaling

• Ignoring demand fluctuations

• Using fixed resources

What is the first step in achieving operational excellence?

• Ignoring customer feedback

• Effective preparation

• Reducing team size

• Increasing server capacity

What should be included in operational procedures to ensure continuous improvement?

• Random changes

• Unchangeable rules

• Static guidelines

• Feedback loops

What is a design principle for operational excellence?

• Perform operations manually

• Perform operations as code

• Make large, irreversible changes

• Avoid documentation

Why is it important to anticipate failure in operational excellence?

• To reduce team size

• To increase costs

• To identify and mitigate potential sources of failure

• To ignore potential issues

What is the next topic introduced after the Well-Architected Framework?

• Security

• Billing and Pricing

• Networking

• Data Management