A company needs access to checks and recommendations that help the company follow AWS best practices for cost optimization, security, fault tolerance, performance, and service quotas. Which…

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Options

• AAWS Trusted Advisor with AWS Developer Support
• BAWS Health Dashboard with AWS Enterprise Support
• CAWS Trusted Advisor with AWS Business Support
• DAWS Health Dashboard with AWS Enterprise On-Ramp Support

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  6% (3)
• C
  87% (41)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Explanation

AWS Trusted Advisor is the service designed specifically to provide checks and recommendations across the five pillars mentioned: cost optimization, security, fault tolerance, performance, and service quotas - making it the right service for this requirement. However, full access to all Trusted Advisor checks requires at least AWS Business Support (or higher); lower-tier plans like Developer and Basic Support only provide access to a limited subset of checks (primarily service quota and basic security checks).

• Option A is wrong because while Trusted Advisor is correct, AWS Developer Support only unlocks a very limited number of checks, not the full suite across all five categories.
• Option B is wrong because AWS Health Dashboard provides personalized alerts about AWS service events and scheduled maintenance affecting your account - not best practice recommendations or checks.
• Option D is wrong for the same reason as B - Health Dashboard doesn't provide best practice checks regardless of the support plan attached.

Memory Tip: Think "TAB C" - Trusted Advisor needs Business support (minimum) for Complete checks. If you see "best practices + checks + recommendations," think Trusted Advisor; if you see "service outages + maintenance alerts," think Health Dashboard.

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