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Question 1

A company has mandated the use of multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all 1AM users, and requires users to make all API calls using the CLI. However, users are not prompted to enter MFA tokens, and are able to run CLI commands without MFA. In an attempt to enforce MFA. the company attached an 1AM policy to all users that denies API calls that have not been authenticated with MFA.

What additional step must be taken to ensure that API calls are authenticated using MFA?

Options:

A.

Enable MFA on 1AM roles, and require 1AM users to use role credentials to sign API calls.

B.

Ask the 1AM users to log into the AWS Management Console with MFA before making API calls using the CLI.

C.

Restrict the 1AM users to use of the console, as MFA is not supported for CLI use.

D.

Require users to use temporary credentials from the get-session token command to sign API calls.

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Question 2

A company is managing a website with a global user base hosted on Amazon EC2 with an Application Load Balancer (ALB). To reduce the load on the web servers, a SysOps administrator configures an Amazon CloudFront distribution with the ALB as the origin After a week of monitoring the solution, the administrator notices that requests are still being served by the ALB and there is no change in the web server load.

What are possible causes tor this problem? (Select TWO.)

Options:

A.

CloudFront does not have the ALB configured as the origin access identity.

B.

The DNS is still pointing to the ALB instead of the CloudFront distribution.

C.

The ALB security group is not permitting inbound traffic from CloudFront.

D.

The default, minimum, and maximum Time to Live (TTL) are set to 0 seconds on the CloudFront distribution.

E.

The target groups associated with the ALB are configured for sticky sessions.

Question 3

An ecommerce site is using Amazon ElastiCache with Memcached to store session state for a web application and to cache frequently used data. For the last month, users have been complaining about performance. The metric data for the Amazon EC2 instances and the Amazon RDS instance appear normal, but the eviction count metrics are high.

What should be done to address this issue and improve performance?

Options:

A.

Scale the cluster by adding additional nodes

B.

Scale the cluster by adding read replicas

C.

Scale the cluster by increasing CPU capacity

D.

Scale the web layer by adding additional EC2 instances