AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) - Hands-On with FSx

The video tutorial guides users through setting up an FSX file system in AWS, focusing on creating a Windows file server. It covers naming conventions, deployment types, storage and throughput capacities, network security, and Active Directory options. The tutorial also touches on encryption and maintenance settings, providing a comprehensive overview of FSX configuration.

What is the first step in setting up an FSX file system in AWS?

• Choosing the type of file system

• Selecting the encryption key

• Setting the storage capacity

• Configuring network security

Why is it optional to name your FSX file system?

• It is only required for multi-AZ deployments

• It affects the throughput capacity

• It helps in easier management and identification

• It is mandatory for encryption settings

In what unit is the storage capacity specified for an FSX file system?

• Terabytes

• Megabytes

• Gigabytes

• GIBI bytes

What are the two options for Windows authentication in FSX setup?

• AWS managed LDAP and self-managed LDAP

• AWS managed Active Directory and self-managed Active Directory

• Self-managed LDAP and AWS managed LDAP

• AWS managed Active Directory and AWS managed LDAP

What is the role of security groups in FSX setup?

• They determine the storage capacity

• They manage the encryption settings

• They set the throughput capacity

• They control network access to the file system

What is the purpose of tagging in the FSX setup process?

• To facilitate administration and management

• To enhance encryption

• To increase storage capacity

• To improve network security

What is the final step before completing the FSX setup?

• Setting up encryption

• Configuring network security

• Reviewing and confirming settings

• Creating a new directory