Here you can find all quiz answers of the AWS Fundamentals: Building Serverless Applications course. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a cloud technology developed by Amazon. It was launched in 2002 more than 20 years ago. It provides on-demand cloud computing platforms and APIs to individuals, companies, and governments, on a metered, pay-as-you-go basis.
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AWS Fundamentals: Building Serverless Applications Week 01 Quiz Answers
Topic: Amazon Lex Quiz Answers
Q1. What is an “intent”?
- A particular goal that the user wants to achieve.
Q2. What is a slot?
- Data that the user must provide to fulfill the intent.
Q3. What service does Amazon Lex use for text-to-speech?
- Amazon Poly
Topic: Amazon S3
Q1. Static websites created with Amazon S3 can be interactive.
- True
Q2. From which of the following services can Amazon CloudFront retrieve content? Select all that apply.
- Your own datacenter
- Amazon EC2
- Amazon S3
Q3. With Amazon CloudFront, your S3 bucket permissions must be Public Read Access.
- False
Q4. AWS WAF allows you to specify restrictions on access to content based upon IP address.
- True
AWS Fundamentals: Building Serverless Applications Week 02 Quiz Answers
Topic: Amazon CloudFront Quiz Answers
Q1. From which of the following services can Amazon CloudFront retrieve content? Select all that apply.
- Your own datacenter
- Amazon EC2
- Amazon S3
Q2. With Amazon CloudFront, your 53 bucket permissions must be Public Read Access.
- False
Topic: Amazon API Gateway
Q1. Amazon API Gateway is used to create a content distribution network.
- False
Q2. CORS is configured in which Amazon service?
- Amazon API Gateway
AWS Fundamentals: Building Serverless Applications Week 03 Quiz Answers
Topic: IAM
Q1. IAM roles provide authentication to log in to your application.
- False
Q2. IAM Roles are associated with a specific user or group.
Topic: Amazon Lambda
Q1. What is AWS Lambda?
- An event-driven, serverless computing platform that runs code in response to events and automatically manages the compute resources required by that code.
Topic: Amazon DynamoDB
Q1. Amazon DynamoDB is what type of database solution?
- Non-relational, NoSQL database
Q2. Select the two things that need to be provided when you are creating a table in DynamoDb.
- Table Name
- Primary Key
AWS Fundamentals: Building Serverless Applications End of Course Assessment Quiz Answers
Q1. What is an “intent”?
- A particular goal that the user wants to achieve.
Q2. What is a slot?
- Data that the user must provide to fulfill the intent.
Q3. What access do you need to provide on your Amazon S3 Bucket for Website Access?
- Public Read Access
Q4. What service does Amazon Lex use for text-to-speech?
- Amazon Poly
Q5. From which of the following services can Amazon CloudFront retrieve content? Select all that apply.
- Your own datacenter
- Amazon EC2
- Amazon S3
Q6. AWS WAF allows you to specify restrictions on access to content based upon IP address.
- True
Q7. Amazon API Gateway is used to create a content distribution network.
- False
Q8. With Amazon CloudFront, your S3 bucket permissions must be Public Read Access.
- False
Q9. CORS is configured in which Amazon service?
- Amazon API Gateway
Q10. IAM roles provide authentication to log in to your application.
- False
Q11. What is AWS Lambda?
- An event-driven, serverless computing platform that runs code in response to events and automatically manages the compute resources required by that code.
Q12. Select the two things that need to be provided when you are creating a table in DynamoDb.
- Table Name
- Primary Key
Q13. IAM Roles are associated with a specific user or group.
- False
Q14. Amazon DynamoDB is what type of database solution?
- Non-relational, NoSQL database