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• 正解だと思う選択肢: AB

  A. Configure the AWS provided security group firewall: Customers are responsible for configuring and managing security group firewalls to control inbound and outbound traffic to their AWS resources.

  B. Classify company assets in the AWS Cloud: Asset classification is typically a customer responsibility as part of their data governance and security practices.

  The other options are not accurate in the context of customer responsibilities:

  C. Determine which Availability Zones to use for Amazon S3 buckets: This is more of a design decision and falls under the AWS management responsibilities.

  D. Patch or upgrade Amazon DynamoDB: Patching or upgrading services like Amazon DynamoDB is managed by AWS. Customers are not responsible for patching or upgrading the underlying infrastructure or services provided by AWS.

  E. Select Amazon EC2 instances to run AWS Lambda on: The selection of underlying infrastructure for serverless services like AWS Lambda is managed by AWS. Customers focus on writing and deploying functions without managing the underlying instances.

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  TheFivePips2024/01/24
• 正解だと思う選択肢: AB

  A&B. Not C: S3 is available across all AZ's and customer does not choose the AZ. Not D: Dynamo DB patching is "of the cloud", not "in the cloud", hence is AWS responsibility Not E: AWS Lambda is a serverless service

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  achow2024/01/03

• A and C. A. Configure the AWS provided security group firewall: This is a customer responsibility. Customers are responsible for configuring security groups to control inbound and outbound traffic for their instances.

  C. Determine which Availability Zones to use for Amazon S3 buckets: This is also a customer responsibility. Customers decide in which AWS Availability Zones they want to create and manage their S3 buckets.

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  azhrhsn2023/12/17