A DevOps team manages a company's AWS account. The company wants to ensure that specific AWS resource configuration changes are automatically reverted. Which solution will meet this requirement?

The correct answer is A. Use AWS Config rules to detect changes in resource configurations. Configure remediation action. AWS Config Rules: AWS Config allows you to set up rules that monitor the configuration of AWS resources. You can define rules that detect specific configuration changes, ensuring compliance with your desired configuration standards. Remediation Action: By configuring a…

Submitted by khalil_dz· Mar 6, 2026Configuration Management & Infrastructure as Code

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AUse AWS Config rules to detect changes in resource configurations. Configure remediation action
BUse Amazon CloudWatch alarms to monitor resource metrics. When an alarm is activated, use
CUse AWS CloudFormation to create a stack that deploys the necessary configuration changes.
DUse AWS Trusted Advisor to check for noncompliant configurations. Manually apply necessary

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A
86% (31)
C
8% (3)
D
6% (2)

Explanation

AWS Config Rules: AWS Config allows you to set up rules that monitor the configuration of AWS resources. You can define rules that detect specific configuration changes, ensuring compliance with your desired configuration standards. Remediation Action: By configuring a remediation action in AWS Config, you can automatically trigger a remediation process (using Systems Manager Automation documents) to revert any unwanted changes as soon as they are detected. This provides an automated and efficient way to maintain the desired state of your AWS resources.

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#AWS Config#Auto-remediation#Configuration drift#Desired state

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