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  • AWS Sysops AWS RDS Auditing

  • Ezz

    Member
    April 22, 2020 at 9:20 am

    Hello, I have a question, regarding AWS RDS, to audit the OS patching process of an RDS,

    Which service can we use to report on the RDS?

    – AWS Trusted advisor

    – AWS Artifact

    – AWS inspector

    – Amazon RDS console

    We have to use Amazon RS console, right?

    since Inspector is an automated security assessment service that helps improve the security and compliance of applications deployed on AWS. (EC2)

    And AWS Artifact provides on-demand downloads of AWS security and compliance documents, such as AWS ISO certifications

    AWS Trusted Advisor is an online resource to help you reduce cost, increase performance, and improve security by optimising your AWS environment.

    Thank you for your help

    Kind Regards,

  • Jon-Bonso

    Administrator
    April 23, 2020 at 2:12 am
  • Ezz

    Member
    April 25, 2020 at 5:45 pm

    Supposing a company is trying to move its applications and data from on-premise to AWS. The company has over 600 TB of data that must be moved to Amazon S3. The company has concerns about time, costs and performance.

    what is the fastest and most cost-effective way to perform the migration?

    a- use multiple instances of the AWS Snowball client on multiple workstations with multiple AWS Snowball Edge appliances

    b- use multiple instances of the Snowball client on multiple workstations with multiple Snowball appliances

    c- use AWS storage gateway

    d- perform a network based copy of the data from the on-premises servers to Amazon s3

    I chose <i style=”font-weight: bold;”>’b’

    – Performing a network based copy will take a lot of time (depending on the network bandwidth of the on-premise servers)

    – Storage gateway is to have a hybrid storage (which is not the case in this scenario)

    – ‘a’ is wrong, since we won’t be needing Snowball edge (since there is no compute requirement).

    so the correct answer is ‘b’, use multiple instances of the Snowball client on multiple workstations with multiple Snowball appliances

    Is it correct to follow this reasoning?

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