A SysOps administrator needs to monitor Amazon DynamoDB usage across a company's AWS accounts. The accounts are in an organization with all features enabled in AWS Organizations. The company…

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• AConfigure an Amazon CloudWatch delegated administrator from the organization's management
• BConfigure the monitoring account to accept metrics from source accounts. Link each source
• CCreate a metric stream in each source account by using an Amazon Data Firehose stream.
• DCreate two Amazon CloudWatch alarms in the monitoring account. Use the
• ECreate two Amazon CloudWatch alarms in every account. Use the

• A
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• B
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• C
  14% (4)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

To monitor DynamoDB usage across multiple AWS accounts and manage alarms from a single monitoring account, AWS Organizations and CloudWatch cross-account monitoring need to be set up properly. Step 1: Enable Cross-Account Monitoring with CloudWatch A CloudWatch delegated administrator allows a central monitoring account to collect and view CloudWatch metrics from multiple member accounts. This simplifies monitoring and allows alarms to be managed centrally. Step 2: Create Alarms for DynamoDB Metrics in the Monitoring Account CloudWatch provides the AccountProvisionedWriteCapacityUnits metric to track DynamoDB write The SERVICE_QUOTA() function in CloudWatch metric math can be used to track quota utilization and trigger alarms if usage approaches the limit.

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