SOA-C02 · Question #399
A company updates its security policy to clarify cloud hosting arrangements for regulated workloads. Workloads that are identified as sensitive must run on hardware that is not shared with other…
The correct answer is A. Deploy workloads only to Dedicated Hosts. Dedicated hardware to support existing software licenses and improve compliance. Dedicated instances segregate on hardware level as well, though other non-dedicated instances of the same account may run workloads on it. This isn't specified in the question, but AWS suggests…
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A company updates its security policy to clarify cloud hosting arrangements for regulated workloads. Workloads that are identified as sensitive must run on hardware that is not shared with other customers or with other AWS accounts within the company. Which solution will ensure compliance with this policy?
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- ADeploy workloads only to Dedicated Hosts.
- BDeploy workloads only to Dedicated Instances.
- CDeploy workloads only to Reserved Instances.
- DPlace all instances in a dedicated placement group.
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A74% (20)
- B7% (2)
- C15% (4)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Dedicated hardware to support existing software licenses and improve compliance. Dedicated instances segregate on hardware level as well, though other non-dedicated instances of the same account may run workloads on it. This isn't specified in the question, but AWS suggests dedicated hosts for extra visibility on instance placement when compliance is a
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