A. It supplies an online IT ticketing platform for resource requests.

B. It supports automatic code validation services.

C. It provides the ability to programmatically provision existing resources.

D. It automates the resource request process from a company's IT vendor list.

A. Hosting applications

B. Delivering content closer to users

C. Running NoSQL database caching services

D. Reducing traffic on the server by caching responses

E. Sending notification messages to end users

A. A public and private key-pair

B. Amazon Inspector

C. AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) policies

D. Security Groups

A. Think parallel

B. Implement elasticity

C. Decouple your components

D. Design for failure

A. Moving from variable operational expense (opex) to upfront capital expense (capex).

B. Moving from upfront capital expense (capex) to variable capital expense (capex).

C. Moving from upfront capital expense (capex) to variable operational expense (opex).

D. Elimination of upfront capital expense (capex) and elimination of variable operational expense (opex).

A. Amazon Aurora Backtrack

B. Amazon CloudWatch Billing Alarms

C. AWS Simple Monthly Calculator

D. AWS Cost and Usage report

A. Enterprise

B. Business

C. Developer

D. Basic

A. Encrypting client-side data

B. Configuring AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) roles

C. Securing the Amazon EC2 hypervisor

D. Setting user password policies

A. the ability to bid for a lower hourly cost.

B. paying a daily rate regardless of time used.

C. paying only for time used.

D. pre-paying for instances and paying a lower hourly rate.

A. AWS Well-Architected Framework documentation

B. Amazon CloudFront

C. AWS CodeCommit

D. AWS Quick Start reference deployments