SAP-C02 · Question #130
A company is migrating its marketing website and content management system from an on- premises data center to AWS. The company wants the AWS application to be developed in a VPC with Amazon EC2…
The correct answer is D. Write an AWS CloudFormation template that creates the VPC, the EC2 instances, and the RDS. A: This is not automated. B: This cannot be easily re-used for future. C: The runbook is still considered manual configuration. Only D is fully automated.
Question
A company is migrating its marketing website and content management system from an on- premises data center to AWS. The company wants the AWS application to be developed in a VPC with Amazon EC2 instances used for the web servers and an Amazon RDS instance for the database. The company has a runbook document that describes the installation process of the on-premises system. The company would like to base the AWS system on the processes referenced in the runbook document. The runbook document describes the installation and configuration of the operating systems, network settings, the website, and content management system software on the servers. After the migration is complete, the company wants to be able to make changes quickly to take advantage of other AWS features. How can the application and environment be deployed and automated in AWS, while allowing for future changes?
Options
- AUpdate the runbook to describe how to create the VPC, the EC2 instances, and the RDS instance
- BWrite a Python script that uses the AWS API to create the VPC, the EC2 instances, and the RDS
- CWrite an AWS CloudFormation template that creates the VPC, the EC2 instances, and the RDS
- DWrite an AWS CloudFormation template that creates the VPC, the EC2 instances, and the RDS
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- B8% (2)
- C4% (1)
- D84% (21)
Explanation
A: This is not automated. B: This cannot be easily re-used for future. C: The runbook is still considered manual configuration. Only D is fully automated.
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