Exam 7 services Flashcards
Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus
Fully managed monitoring service
Prometheus - an open-source monitoring and alerting toolkit, similar to CloudWatch.
Cloud-agnostic
Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus
Fully managed visualisation and analysis service
Grafana - open source visualisation and analytics dashboards. Similar to dashboard elements of CloudWatch
Cloud-agnostic
Amazon KeySpaces and Apache Cassandra.
Amazon Keyspaces is a fully managed database service for running Cassandra workload, Cassandra is the Apache Cassandra Database (NoSQL)
Security Hub (4 points)
- Sums security findings for AWS and partner products.
- Continuous checking of AWS resources for best practice
- Auto fix by integrating with lambda and config.
- Main dashboard to view and manage security posture through AWS
Still quite a general tool
AWS proton (4 points)
- fully managed containerization service
- service and environment templates
- AWS Proton service is an instantiation of a service template
- Useful when frequent resource changes.
QuickSight (2 points)
- Business-Intelligence (BI) for interactive dashboards and visualizations. uses ML
- Can intake from Amazon Athena and S3 (for example)
X-ray (1 point)
- Debug and analyse microservices applications by tracing requests so you can find the root cause.
Elastic Map Reduce (3 points)
- Runs big data applications at PETABYTE scale (e.g. Apache Spark)
- Does stuff like data analysis in logs, web indexes, ML
- Sort of similar to Athena and Redshift.
NetApp ONTAP and FSx for ONTAP (4 points)
- NetApp’s ONTAP is a file system.
- FSx for ONTAP - FULLY MANAGED
- supports NFS, SMB and ISCSi
- Single and Multi-AZ deploys.
Netapp SnapMirror (1 point)
-Replication solution for NetApp storage systems.
Compute Optimizer (4 points)
- Suggests ideal AWS resources for your workloads to lower cost and up performance
- supports 1) EC2, 2) EC2 ASG, 3) EBS, 4) Lambda
- Last 14 days
- Opt-in
AWS timestream (3 points)
- fully managed
- Time-series database for IoT and operational apps.
- Store and analyse trillions of events per day cheaper than SQL databases
AWS Lake Formation (3 points)
- S3 based, Integrates with Redshift, EMR, Amazon Athena
- Provides cross-account permissions
- Has tag-based access control
Transfer Family (2 points)
- Fully Managed
- Secure file transfer over protocols such as SFTP, FTPS, and FTP directly into and out of Amazon S3 or Amazon EFS
SNS mobile push (1 point)
send push notifications to mobile devices
DynamoDB streams (2 points)
- capture changes to items, each change is recorded as a stream record, which can be processed asynchronously.
Transfer Accelerator (2 points)
- Sort of the like the upload version of S3 upload version of Global Accelerator
- Speeds up file upload/download by using CF edge locations.
Key Material vs KMS key (1 point)
Key material: The actual cryptographic key for encrypting/decrypting
KMS key: logical container with the key material, metadata and policies for it’s use
Importing the key material is a one time thing.
FSX with OpenZFS
- NFSI only
- Sub mili-second latency and high-performance storage
CloudTrail Lake (2 points)
- Fully managed
- Collect, store, analyze AWS API activity logs in a data lake. It allows for advanced querying and analysis of logs to enhance security and compliance monitoring.
WAF vs NF (2 points in each for what they do)
WAF - APPLICATION SPECIFIC SECURITY
- Layer 7 - XSS and SQL injection
- Rules to control the web traffic pattern access to the app layer
NF - NETWORK PROTECTION
- The network layer
- Filter traffic coming in and out of VPC, i.e. manage IP addresses and ports.
When to use Aurora Serverless Vs Aurora provisioned
Serverless:
- unpredictable
- infrequent
- sporadic
Provisioned:
- predictable
Are Application load balancers in one region?
YES