AWS Certified CloudOps Engineer - Associate SOA-C03 — Practice Test 1
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AWS Certified CloudOps Engineer - Associate SOA-C03 — Practice Test 1

AWS Certified CloudOps Engineer - Associate (SOA-C03) Practice Exam

This original practice exam helps candidates review the AWS services, architecture decisions, operational patterns, security controls, and technical concepts relevant to the certification.

Questions are independently written for study purposes and are not copied exam questions or exam dumps.

Use review mode after completion to identify weak areas, then verify unfamiliar concepts in current AWS documentation.

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Questions count: 30

Example of the test

1. Elastic Load Balancing

During a design review, the team identifies this need: distribute traffic across healthy targets. Which AWS service or concept is the most direct fit?
Elastic Load Balancing AWS Systems Manager AWS Direct Connect NAT Gateway

26. Amazon GuardDuty

What is the primary purpose of Amazon GuardDuty?
threat detection from AWS data sources private access to supported AWS services provision infrastructure as code outbound internet access for private IPv4 subnets

14. Systems Manager Session Manager

A requirement calls for secure shell-like instance access without inbound SSH. Which AWS option directly addresses the requirement?
AWS Trusted Advisor Systems Manager Session Manager AWS CloudTrail AWS Cost Explorer

3. AWS CloudFormation

During a design review, the team identifies this need: provision infrastructure as code. Which AWS service or concept is the most direct fit?
AWS CloudFormation Amazon Route 53 AWS Cost Explorer Elastic Load Balancing

22. VPC endpoints

During a design review, the team identifies this need: private access to supported AWS services. Which AWS service or concept is the most direct fit?
AWS Shield VPC endpoints AWS WAF Systems Manager Session Manager

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