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AWS Cloud Services Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Describe the evolution of AWS from its inception to becoming a leading cloud provider, highlighting major milestones and innovations.

a)

AWS started as a niche storage service and gradually added compute; key milestones include the launch of EC2, S3, and later expansion into AI/ML services.

b)

AWS began as a traditional hosting company that shifted to cloud computing by acquiring smaller vendors.

c)

AWS launched exclusively with database services and only later included compute and storage.

d)

AWS evolved from on‑premise software solutions to a cloud-only model with no significant milestones.

2.

What is the primary function of Amazon S3?

a)

To provide virtual server instances for computing

b)

To deliver scalable object storage for data backup and archival

c)

To manage container orchestration

d)

To configure network security policies

3.

How does AWS Auto Scaling help optimize application performance and cost?

a)

By automatically increasing storage capacity during peak hours

b)

By adjusting compute resources dynamically in response to traffic changes

c)

By configuring fixed server capacity regardless of demand

d)

By replicating databases across regions manually

4.

Which AWS service is known for serverless computing?

a)

Amazon EC2

b)

Amazon RDS

c)

AWS Lambda

d)

Amazon EBS

5.

How does Amazon ECS simplify container management compared to traditional container orchestration?

a)

It requires manual configuration of each container instance

b)

It abstracts underlying server management and integrates natively with other AWS services

c)

It mandates the use of virtual machines for each container

d)

It eliminates the need for container images entirely

6.

Explain the integration and benefits of AWS CloudFormation with other AWS services in implementing Infrastructure as Code.

a)

CloudFormation solely manages database deployments without interacting with other services

b)

It allows you to provision and manage a collection of AWS resources in a predictable and automated way, integrating with services like EC2, S3, and RDS

c)

It requires manual coding in each AWS service console for deployment

d)

CloudFormation is used only for monitoring purposes and not for resource provisioning

7.

Which AWS service offers a fully managed NoSQL database?

a)

Amazon RDS

b)

Amazon DynamoDB

c)

Amazon EBS

d)

AWS CloudFormation

8.

Which AWS service allows for infrastructure provisioning using code?

a)

AWS Elastic Beanstalk

b)

Amazon VPC

c)

AWS CloudFormation

d)

Amazon EC2

9.

In AWS Route 53, what routing policy is used to direct traffic based on the geographic location of users?

a)

Latency-based routing

b)

Geolocation routing

c)

Failover routing

d)

Weighted routing

10.

Outline key best practices for configuring IAM policies in a large-scale organization with multiple teams and security requirements.

a)

Use overly broad policies to simplify management

b)

Grant full administrative access to all users for flexibility

c)

Follow the principle of least privilege, use policy versioning, and regularly audit permissions

d)

Avoid using roles and rely solely on user-based policies

11.

How does AWS Fargate simplify container deployment compared to managing your own ECS clusters?

a)

It eliminates the need to provision and manage underlying server infrastructure

b)

It requires manual scaling of container instances

c)

It limits container orchestration to single‑container applications

d)

It mandates the use of Kubernetes for container management

12.

What is the role of AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB)?

a)

To provide secure storage for data archives

b)

To automatically distribute incoming application traffic across multiple targets

c)

To manage DNS records for domain names

d)

To deploy serverless applications

13.

What is the key difference between Amazon EBS and instance store volumes?

a)

EBS volumes are ephemeral and lost when an instance stops, while instance store volumes persist

b)

EBS volumes provide persistent storage that can be detached and reattached, whereas instance store volumes are temporary

c)

Both offer identical persistence characteristics with no performance differences

d)

Instance store volumes are used only for backups while EBS is used for active data

14.

What does IAM stand for in AWS?

a)

Internet Access Manager

b)

Identity and Access Management

c)

Instance Allocation Module

d)

Integrated Application Monitor

15.

Discuss the advantages and limitations of using AWS Elastic Beanstalk for application deployment in production environments.

a)

Elastic Beanstalk only supports static websites with no scaling capabilities

b)

It offers simplified deployment and management but may limit customization and fine-tuning for complex, production‑grade applications

c)

It requires manual configuration of every underlying resource

d)

Elastic Beanstalk is designed exclusively for containerized microservices

16.

Which AWS service provides a global content delivery network?

a)

Amazon CloudFront

b)

Amazon VPC

c)

AWS Lambda

d)

Amazon RDS

17.

What are the advantages of using Amazon EKS for container orchestration with Kubernetes?

a)

It only supports legacy container frameworks

b)

It removes the need for container orchestration entirely

c)

It provides a managed Kubernetes control plane, automates patching, and improves security and scalability

d)

It is designed to work exclusively with Amazon ECS

18.

Which AWS service provides scalable compute capacity in the cloud?

a)

Amazon EC2

b)

Amazon S3

c)

AWS IAM

d)

Amazon CloudFormation

19.

What does RDS stand for and what is its primary purpose?

a)

Relational Data Store; to manage NoSQL databases

b)

Regional Data Service; to provide distributed caching

c)

Relational Database Service; to set up, operate, and scale a relational database in the cloud

d)

Rapid Deployment Service; to automate server launches

20.

What does VPC stand for and what is its function in AWS?

a)

Virtual Private Cloud; it enables you to launch AWS resources into a logically isolated section of the AWS Cloud

b)

Virtual Public Cluster; it hosts public websites

c)

Variable Processing Component; it dynamically scales compute power

d)

Verified Private Connector; it manages encrypted data transfers