Outdated AWS Health terminology

[Azamjon]

Mock 4. A company has a fixed set of Amazon EC2 instances inside a VPC in the AWS cloud. The instances run a mission-critical application. In a recent incident, one of the EC2 instances suddenly powered down which affected the availability of the application. To avoid this incident in the future, the management wants to get notified of any upcoming AWS events that may affect these EC2 instances.The question uses outdated terminology in the answer choices. AWS Personal Health Dashboard and AWS Service Health Dashboard were renamed to the AWS Health Dashboard.

The question should use the current AWS Health events terminology, especially for account-specific events affecting EC2 resources.

Please review and update the question/answer choices to reflect the current AWS terminology.

[Nikee-TutorialsDojo]

Hi Azam,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention, and we sincerely apologize for the outdated terminology in the question and answer choices.

We’ll review the question and update it to reflect the current AWS Health terminology, including the appropriate reference to AWS Health events for account-specific events affecting EC2 resources.

We appreciate you taking the time to report this and help us keep the practice exams accurate and up to date.

Regards,
Nikee @ Tutorials Dojo