Section 5 - 7 Flashcards

1
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m5.2xlarge

What does each part of this instance type code mean?

A

m = the instance class

5 = generation (increments by 1)

2xlarge = size within the instance

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2
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This port allows you to log into a Linux instance

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Port 22, SSH (Secure Shell)

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3
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This port allows you to upload files into a file share

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Port 21, FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

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4
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This port allows me to upload files using SSH

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Port 22, SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol)

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5
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This port is used to access unsecured websites

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Port 80, HTTP

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6
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This port is used to access secured websites

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Port 443, HTTPS

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7
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This port is used to log into a Windows instance

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Port 3389, RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)

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8
Q

Batch jobs, data analysis, image processing , distributed workloads. What type of instances are great for these?

A

Spot instances

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9
Q

Dedicated instances offer your own instances and hardware, but the instances ___ _________ _____________. Dedicated hosts give you access to the __________ ________ and visibility of the lower-level hardware

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are placed automatically; physical server

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10
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Hotel analogy: Pay a certain amount per hour for a certain period, and stay in any room type (can change)

A

Savings plan

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11
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Hotel analogy: Book the entire building of the resort

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Dedicated host

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12
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Hotel analogy: Planning ahead, staying for a long time, may get a good discount

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Reserved

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13
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Hotel analogy: You book a room for a period with full price, even if you don’ stay in it

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Capacity reservations

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14
Q

Why would you deselect the “Delete on Termination” checkbox on the root EBS volume?

A

You can preserve the root volume to save data

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15
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What does an EC2 Image builder accomplish?

A

Automate the creations of virtual machines, container images, or AMIs for EC2 instances

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16
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How does Elastic Block Storage (EBS) differ from an Elastic File System (EFS)?

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An EBS is limited to a single AZ and can only be attached to a single instance.

Multiple instances can be mounted to a single EFS across multiple availability zones

17
Q

EFS-IA vs EFS

A

EFS-infrequent access is for files not accessed every day, it’s a cost saving measure

18
Q

Amazon FSx has 2 flavours, what are they?

A

FSx for Windows File Server and FSx For Lustre (Linux)

19
Q

What is Amazon FSx?

A

Network file systems

20
Q

Name this: The system has auto-scaling, will scale based on the required load

A

Elasticity

21
Q

Name this load balancer: Static DNS (URL), HTTP / HTTPS / gRPC protocols (Layer 7), HTTP routing features

A

Application Load Balancer (ALB)

22
Q

Name this load balancer: Static IP through elastic IP, TCP / UDP protocols (Layer 4), millions of requests per second (high performance)

A

Network Load Balancer (NLB)

23
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Name this load balancer: Intrusion detection, GENEVE protocol on IP packets (Layer 3), Route Traffic to Firewalls that you manage on EC2 instances

A

Gateway Load Balancer (GLB)