DEA-C01 · Question #242
A company runs multiple applications on AWS. The company configured each application to output logs. The company wants to query and visualize the application logs in near real time. Which solution…
The correct answer is B. Create an Amazon OpenSearch Service domain. Configure the applications to output logs to. Amazon OpenSearch Service is purpose-built for near real-time log ingestion, querying, and visualization. It ships with OpenSearch Dashboards (formerly Kibana), which provides rich, interactive visualizations out of the box. CloudWatch Logs Insights (options A and C) can query…
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A company runs multiple applications on AWS. The company configured each application to output logs. The company wants to query and visualize the application logs in near real time. Which solution will meet these requirements?
Options
- AConfigure the applications to output logs to Amazon CloudWatch Logs log groups. Create an
- BCreate an Amazon OpenSearch Service domain. Configure the applications to output logs to
- CConfigure the applications to output logs to Amazon CloudWatch Logs log groups. Use
- DUpdate the application code to send the log data to Amazon QuickSight by using Super-fast,
How the community answered
(67 responses)- A3% (2)
- B81% (54)
- C10% (7)
- D6% (4)
Explanation
Amazon OpenSearch Service is purpose-built for near real-time log ingestion, querying, and visualization. It ships with OpenSearch Dashboards (formerly Kibana), which provides rich, interactive visualizations out of the box. CloudWatch Logs Insights (options A and C) can query logs but offers only basic charting - it is not a full visualization platform. QuickSight (option D) is a BI tool designed for structured datasets, not streaming log data, and sending raw logs directly to QuickSight is not a supported pattern. OpenSearch handles both the near real-time indexing and the visual analytics layer in a single service, satisfying both requirements simultaneously.
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