Question:- What are the two types of access that you can provide when you are creating users?
Answer:- There are two types of access: - Console Access: If the user wants to use the Console Access, a user needs to create a password to login in an AWS account. - Programmatic access: If you use the Programmatic access, an IAM user need to make an API calls. An API call can be made by using the AWS CLI. To use the AWS CLI, you need to create an access key ID and secret access key.
Question:- What is subnet?
Answer:- When large section of IP address is divided into smaller units is known as subnet. A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a virtual network provided to your AWS account. When you create a virtual cloud, you need to specify the IPv4 addresses which is in the form of CIDR block. After creating a VPC, you need to create the subnets in each availability zone. Each subnet has a unique ID. When launching instances in each availability zone, it will protect your applications from the failure of a single location.
Question:- Differences between Amazon S3 and EC2?
Answer:- - S3: - It is a storage service where it can store any amount of data. - It consists of a REST interface and uses secure HMAC-SHA1 authentication keys. - EC2: - It is a web service used for hosting an application. - It is a virtual machine which can run either Linux or Windows and can also run the applications such as PHP, Python, Apache or other databases.
Question:- Can you establish a peering connection to a VPC in a different region?
Answer:- No, its not possible to establish a peering connection to a VPC in a different region. Its only possible to establish a peering connection to a VPC in the same region.
Question:- How many subnets can you have per VPC?
Answer:- You can have 200 subnets per VPC.
Question:- When EC2 officially launched?
Answer:- EC2 was officially launched in 2006.
Question:- When EC2 officially launched?
Answer:- EC2 was officially launched in 2006.
Question:- What is Amazon Elasticache?
Answer:- An Amazon Elasticache is a web service allows you to easily deploy, operate, and scale an in-memory cache in the cloud.
Question:- What is Amazon EMR?
Answer:- An Amazon EMR stands for Amazon Elastic MapReduce. It is a web service used to process the large amounts of data in a cost-effective manner. The central component of an Amazon EMR is a cluster. Each cluster is a collection of EC2 instances and an instance in a cluster is known as node. Each node has a specified role attached to it known as a node type, and an Amazon EMR installs the software components on node type.
Question:- How to connect EBS volume to multiple instances?
Answer:- You cannot connect the EBS volume to multiple instances. But, you can connect multiple EBS volumes to a single instance.
Question:- What is the use of lifecycle hooks in Autoscaling?
Answer:- Lifecycle hooks perform custom actions by pausing instances when Autoscaling group launches or terminates an instance. When instance is paused, an instance moves in a wait state. By default, an instance remains in a wait state for 1 hour. For example, when you launch a new instance, lifecycle hooks pauses an instance. When you pause an instance, you can install a software on it or make sure that an instance is completely ready to receive the traffic.
Question:- What is Amazon Kinesis Firehose?
Answer:- An Amazon Kinesis Firehose is a web service used to deliver real-time streaming data to destinations such as Amazon Simple Storage Service, Amazon Redshift, etc.
Question:- What is the use of Amazon Transfer Acceleration Service?
Answer:- An Amazon Transfer Acceleration Service is a service that enables fast and secure transfer of data between your client and S3 bucket.
Question:- How will you access the data on EBS in AWS?
Answer:- EBS stands for Elastic Block Store. It is a virtual disk in a cloud that creates the storage volume and attach it to the EC2 instances. It can run the databases as well as can store the files. All the files that it store can be mounted as a file system which can be accessed directly.
