AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) - Endpoints

The video tutorial explains AWS endpoints, which are connections allowing VPCs to access AWS services. It details the process of creating an endpoint, including specifying the VPC, service, policies, and route tables. The tutorial also covers configuring endpoints, setting access policies, and finalizing the creation process, emphasizing the role of endpoints as bridges to AWS services outside the VPC.

What is the primary function of an AWS endpoint?

• To connect VPCs to AWS services

• To monitor AWS services

• To create AWS accounts

• To store data in AWS

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an AWS endpoint?

• It is a physical device

• It acts as a bridge to AWS services

• It can enforce access policies

• It connects VPCs to AWS services

What is the first step in creating an AWS endpoint?

• Select the AWS service

• Set the endpoint policy

• Specify the Amazon Virtual Private Cloud

• Configure the route table

When configuring an endpoint, what is the purpose of the route table?

• To monitor endpoint traffic

• To store endpoint data

• To determine the path out of the VPC

• To create endpoint policies

What is the default policy setting when creating an AWS endpoint?

• Read-only access

• No access

• Custom access

• Full access

What type of endpoint is created for accessing Amazon S3?

• Interface endpoint

• Gateway endpoint

• Network endpoint

• Service endpoint

Why are AWS endpoints considered important?

• They provide a gateway to AWS services outside the VPC

• They create AWS service accounts

• They store AWS service data

• They monitor AWS service performance