Question : A user has launched an EC instance. However, due to some reason the instance was terminated. If the user wants to find out the reason for termination, where can he find the details? 1. It is not possible to find the details after the instance is terminated 2. The user can get information from the AWS console, by checking the Instance description under the State transition reason label 3. Access Mostly Uused Products by 50000+ Subscribers 4. The user can get information from the AWS console, by checking the Instance description under the Instance Termination reason label
Explaination : An EC2 instance, once terminated, may be available in the AWS console for a while after termination. The user can find the details about the termination from the description tab under the label State transition reason. If the instance is still running, there will be no reason listed. If the user has explicitly stopped or terminated the instance, the reason will be "User initiated shutdown".
Question : A user has created a VPC with CIDR .../. The user has used all the IPs of CIDR and wants to increase the size of the VPC. The user has two subnets: public 20.0.0.0/28. and private 20.0.1.0/28. How can the user change the size of the VPC? 1. The user can delete all the instances of the subnet. Change the size of the subnets to 20.0.0.0/32 and 20.0.1.0/32, respectively. Then the user can increase the size of the VPC using CLI 2. It is not possible to change the size of the VPC once it has been created 3. Access Mostly Uused Products by 50000+ Subscribers 4. The user can delete the subnets first and then modify the size of the VPC
Explanation:Once the user has created a VPC, he cannot change the CIDR of that VPC. The user has to terminate all the instances, delete the subnets and then delete the VPC. Create a new VPC with a higher size and launch instances with the newly created VPC and subnets.
Question : A user has configured ELB with SSL using a security policy for secure negotiation between the client and load balancer. Which of the below mentioned security policies is supported by ELB? 1. Dynamic Security Policy 2. Default Security Policy 3. Access Mostly Uused Products by 50000+ Subscribers 4. All the other options
Explanation: Elastic Load Balancing uses a Secure Socket Layer SSL. negotiation configuration which is known as a Security Policy. It is used to negotiate the SSL connections between a client and the load balancer. ELB supports two policies: Predefined Security Policy, which comes with predefined cipher and SSL protocols; Custom Security Policy, which allows the user to configure a policy.