PSE-PRISMACLOUD · Question #30
How can all alerts related to "Amazon RDS" be quickly identified within the Prisma Cloud dashboard?
The correct answer is C. Within the "Alerts" tab. filter on "Amazon RDS" as a service. Filtering alerts by service within the Alerts tab (option C) is the most direct and purpose-built way to find all alerts tied to a specific AWS service like Amazon RDS - the Alerts tab is designed for exactly this kind of scoped, real-time alert investigation. Why the…
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How can all alerts related to "Amazon RDS" be quickly identified within the Prisma Cloud dashboard?
Options
- AGenerate a Center for Internet Security (CIS) compliance report and search for "Amazon RDS"
- BView the alert data on the "Asset Inventory" dashboard and filter on "Amazon RDS.
- CWithin the "Alerts" tab. filter on "Amazon RDS" as a service.
- DCreate a custom Resource Query Language (RQL) configuration report.
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A3% (1)
- B5% (2)
- C92% (36)
Explanation
Filtering alerts by service within the Alerts tab (option C) is the most direct and purpose-built way to find all alerts tied to a specific AWS service like Amazon RDS - the Alerts tab is designed for exactly this kind of scoped, real-time alert investigation.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A is wrong because CIS compliance reports are for benchmarking compliance posture, not for triaging or identifying active alerts by service.
- B is wrong because the Asset Inventory dashboard shows resource inventory and exposure, not a filterable alert list - it answers "what do I have?" not "what is alerting?"
- D is wrong because writing a custom RQL report is a manual, time-consuming approach for complex queries, not the quick identification method the question asks for.
Memory tip: Think "Alerts = Alerts tab." When the question says quickly identify alerts, go straight to the Alerts tab and filter - Prisma Cloud puts service filters right there for fast triage, no report-building required.
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