AWS Study Practice - 1 Flashcards
What is stands for AWS
Amazon Web Services
What is stand for IAM
Identity and access management
Iam is resposible for ?
IAM is responsible for authentication and authorisation ,Identify the user and control the access
What are the credentials of root user ?
Email id and password
How many ways to set user permissions while creating and Iam user ?
Permission options are:
1. Add user to group
2. Copy permission from existing user*
3. Attach existing policies directly
What is the best practices to add a permission to user ?
The best practices Or recommended user to a group
By which user we have to do daily activities on AWS what is the recommended way
Do not use Root user for daily activities, instead of use IAM userwith admin access policy
What is high latency
latency means acces time to acces an resourse .High latency means slow Access for users from other parts of the world
If the application is deployed for away from user then what are the challenges
Slow user accessWhat if data centre crashes
What is low availability
Resource or application is not available
If we deploy and application in London region data centre, then Indian user face slow access , so what could be the solution
We have to deploy our application in nearest region
How to achieve high availability
By deploying our application is on multiple regions
How to get fast user access
Deploy the application in a data centre which is nearest to the user
What are zones and regions in AWS
Data center facilities are located in different physical locations. These locations are categorized by regions and Availability Zones.
Regions & zones provide additional scalability and reliability,
What are the Advantages of deploying your app in multiple regions and multiples zones
Regions help us to achieve high availability, low latency,
global footprint, and help us to adhere to government regulations.
High availability
Low latency
Global Footprint A startup in India can easily deploy applications to multiple parts of the world.adherence to global regulations.Different countries have different regulations.Let’s say United States of America wants all the data related to its citizens to reside only within their country.