Question :Select the correct statement which applies to receive SMS from SNS topic
1. All messages published to the topic can be delivered to that phone number as SMS messages. 2. Currently Amazon SNS accepts all Countries phone numbers as valid subscriptions 3. Access Mostly Uused Products by 50000+ Subscribers 4. All SMS subscriptions are associated with Amazon SNS topics. There is no way to create an SMS subscription without associating it with a topic 5. SNS also support MMS messaging at this time
Explanation: Once the user confirms the subscription, all messages published to the topic will be delivered to that phone number as SMS messages.
Currently Amazon SNS only accepts US phone numbers as valid subscriptions. These can be entered in the format 1-333-555-7777
All SMS subscriptions are associated with Amazon SNS topics. There is no way to create an SMS subscription without associating it with a topic.
SNS does not support MMS messaging at this time.
Question : Can I move my existing DB instances from inside VPC to outside VPC? 1. Only if configured during setup 2. Yes, but only admin can do that 3. Access Mostly Uused Products by 50000+ Subscribers 4. Yes, Anybody can do that
Explanation: Currently, direct migration of DB Instances from inside to outside VPC is not supported. For security reasons, a DB Snapshot of a DB Instance inside VPC cannot be restored to outside VPC. The same is true with Restore to Point in Time functionality. If you need to move your DB Instance from inside to outside VPC, you will need to export your data from your source DB Instance in your VPC to your target DB Instance deployed outside VPC.
However,You can take a snapshot of your DB Instance outside VPC and restore it to VPC by specifying the DB Subnet Group you want to use. Alternatively, you can perform a Restore to Point in Time operation as well.
DB Instances deployed within a VPC can be accessed from the Internet or from EC2 Instances outside the VPC via VPN or bastion hosts that you can launch in your public subnet, or using Amazon RDSs Publicly Accessible option
The basic functionality of Amazon RDS is the same regardless of whether VPC is used. Amazon RDS manages backups, software patching, automatic failure detection, read replicas and recovery whether your DB Instances are deployed inside or outside a VPC.
Amazon RDS DB Instances deployed outside a VPC are assigned an external IP address (to which the Endpoint/DNS Name resolves) that provides connectivity from EC2 or the Internet. In Amazon VPC, Amazon RDS DB instances only have a private IP address (within a subnet that you define).
Question : Which if the following you should make sure or precaustions has to be taken care , so DB Instances in VPC are accessible by All applications.
1. You have to modify routing tables 2. You have to modify networking ACLs in your VPC 3. Access Mostly Uused Products by 50000+ Subscribers You should configure your networking ACLs to ensure that cross-AZ communication is possible.
You are responsible for modifying routing tables and networking ACLs in your VPC to ensure that your DB instance is reachable from your client instances in the VPC.
For Multi-AZ deployments, after a failover, your client EC2 instance and RDS DB Instance may be in different Availability Zones. You should configure your networking ACLs to ensure that cross-AZ communication is possible.