SAA-C03 · Question #40
A company is designing the architecture for a new mobile app that uses the AWS Cloud. The company uses organizational units (OUs) in AWS Organizations to manage its accounts. The company wants to…
The correct answer is A. In Organizations, create a new tag policy that specifies the data sensitivity tag key and the D. Create a service control policy (SCP) to deny creating instances when a tag key is not specified. To meet the requirements for tagging and preventing instance creation or deletion without proper tags, the company can use a combination of AWS Organizations tag policies and service control policies (SCPs). Tag Policies: These enforce specific tag values across resources…
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A company is designing the architecture for a new mobile app that uses the AWS Cloud. The company uses organizational units (OUs) in AWS Organizations to manage its accounts. The company wants to tag Amazon EC2 instances with data sensitivity by using values of sensitive and nonsensitive IAM identities must not be able to delete a tag or create instances without a tag Which combination of steps will meet these requirements? (Select TWO.)
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- AIn Organizations, create a new tag policy that specifies the data sensitivity tag key and the
- BIn Organizations, create a new service control policy (SCP) that specifies the data sensitivity tag
- CCreate a tag policy to deny running instances when a tag key is not specified. Create another tag
- DCreate a service control policy (SCP) to deny creating instances when a tag key is not specified.
- ECreate an AWS Config rule to check if EC2 instances use the data sensitivity tag and the
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Explanation
To meet the requirements for tagging and preventing instance creation or deletion without proper tags, the company can use a combination of AWS Organizations tag policies and service control policies (SCPs). Tag Policies: These enforce specific tag values across resources. Creating a tag policy with required values (e.g., sensitive, non-sensitive) and attaching it to the appropriate organizational unit (OU) ensures consistency in tagging. SCPs: SCPs can be used to enforce compliance by preventing instance creation without a tag and preventing tag deletion. These policies control actions at the account level across the Key AWS features: Tag Policieshelp standardize tags across accounts, andSCPsenforce governance by restricting actions that violate the policies. AWS Documentation: AWS best practices recommend using tag policies and SCPs to enforce compliance across multiple accounts within AWS Organizations.
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