AWS Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C02) Exam Prep Course - 2021 UPDATED! - 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 configuration details such as naming, deployment type, storage capacity, and throughput. The tutorial also explains network security settings, including VPC and security groups, and discusses options for Windows authentication using AWS or self-managed Active Directory. Finally, it touches on encryption, maintenance, and tagging options, providing a comprehensive overview of FSX setup in AWS.

What are the two types of FSX file systems you can choose from in AWS?

• Lustre File System and S3 File System

• Windows File Server and Linux File System

• Linux File Server and Lustre File System

• Windows File Server and Lustre File System

Why is it optional to name your FSX file system?

• AWS automatically assigns a name

• Naming is only necessary for large file systems

• It helps in easier management and identification

• It is only required for Lustre File Systems

What is the unit of measurement for specifying throughput capacity in FSX?

• Mebibytes per second

• Megabytes per second

• Gigabytes per second

• Kilobytes per second

Which option is NOT a method for Windows authentication in FSX?

• AWS managed Active Directory

• EC2 managed Active Directory

• Local Windows Authentication

• Self-managed Active Directory

What is required if you choose self-managed Active Directory for FSX?

• AWS provides a default configuration

• It requires no additional setup

• You need to point to your DNS server

• AWS will automatically configure it

What is the purpose of setting tags in FSX?

• To enhance security

• For administration and management

• To increase storage capacity

• To improve network speed

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

• Configuring network security

• Clicking next to complete the setup

• Setting up encryption

• Creating the managed Active Directory