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Which AWS feature or resource is a deployable Amazon EC2 instance template that is prepackaged
with
software and security requirements?
Options
Discussion
Option D Amazon Machine Image (AMI), fits here. AMIs are built to be deployable templates for EC2-OS, apps, security settings all packaged so you can spin up identical instances. The other options are either storage or infrastructure as code, not actual templates for launching EC2s. Pretty sure D is the way to go but let me know if I'm missing something.
B tbh
If "prepackaged" just means config for infra, shouldn't B also count in some cases?
D
Option D here, since AMI is the actual EC2 image that bundles OS, software, and security settings for deployment. CloudFormation (B) is more about infrastructure as code, not the instance image itself. Pretty sure D is right but open to corrections.
D , AMI is exactly what AWS uses for deployable EC2 instance templates packed with software and security configs. Official exam guide also points to AMI for this scenario, not CloudFormation. Pretty sure this is the answer but open if someone has seen otherwise in practice tests.
C vs D? Not really sure but leaning slightly to D.
D for sure. AMI is exactly the deployable EC2 template that comes preloaded with OS, software, and security settings. CloudFormation is more for whole stacks, not the image itself. I think D fits the question best, but let me know if you see it differently.
I was thinking B here since CloudFormation lets you template AWS resources, including EC2 setup. It's a bit confusing, though, because it's not the image itself but you can package all requirements into the stack. Anyone else see it that way?
D , AMI is the EC2 template you're supposed to deploy with all the setup ready.
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