SAP-C02 · Question #629
A company is managing many AWS accounts by using an organization in AWS Organizations. Different business units in the company run applications on Amazon EC2 instances. All the EC2 instances must…
The correct answer is B. Enable tag policies in the organization. Create a tag policy for the BusinessUnit tag. Ensure that. To enforce the tagging requirement in the future, a solutions architect should enable tag policies in the organization. The tag policy should be created for the BusinessUnit tag and implemented for the ec2:instance resource type. The tag policy should be attached to the…
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A company is managing many AWS accounts by using an organization in AWS Organizations. Different business units in the company run applications on Amazon EC2 instances. All the EC2 instances must have a BusinessUnit tag so that the company can track the cost for each business unit. A recent audit revealed that some instances were missing this tag. The company manually added the missing tag to the instances. What should a solutions architect do to enforce the tagging requirement in the future?
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- AEnable tag policies in the organization. Create a tag policy for the BusinessUnit tag. Ensure that
- BEnable tag policies in the organization. Create a tag policy for the BusinessUnit tag. Ensure that
- CCreate an SCP and attach the SCP to the root of the organization. Include the following statement
- DCreate an SCP and attach the SCP to the organization's management account. Include the
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(32 responses)- A16% (5)
- B72% (23)
- C3% (1)
- D9% (3)
Explanation
To enforce the tagging requirement in the future, a solutions architect should enable tag policies in the organization. The tag policy should be created for the BusinessUnit tag and implemented for the ec2:instance resource type. The tag policy should be attached to the organization’s management account.
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