Implement solutions that are scalable to meet business requirements.
8 practice questions under this official exam objective (DOP-C02), each with the answer key, an option-by-option explanation and instant feedback.
Questions under this objective
8 total · page 1 of 1Enable provisioned concurrency, reuse database connections outside the handler, and route
The load test shows the functions can meet peak volume, but latency spikes on the initial burst because most invocations query the database and a larg
Optimizing Amazon Timestream Query Performance
To achieve the fastest query performance in Amazon Timestream for high-frequency metrics, you must use batch writes and multi-measure records to minim
Front the Aurora reader endpoint with RDS Proxy and open the connection outside the Lambda
As EventBridge invokes the Lambda function more frequently, each invocation opening its own database connection exhausts connection capacity and raise
Enable IAM authorization on the API methods and require SigV4-signed requests from the int
The APIs are private behind an interface VPC endpoint, and after the resource policies were changed to allow only endpoint-sourced requests, invocatio
Increase the ALB target group health check grace period for the ECS service
The service was stable until a new task definition with a new container image was deployed, after which tasks repeatedly start and are then stopped be
Use On-Demand warm pools for critical data and a separate Spot group scaling on a CloudWat
The critical data analysis cannot tolerate interruption and needs fast scale-out on real-time demand, so it stays on the existing On-Demand Auto Scali
Grant EventBridge permission to run commands on the EKS worker nodes and target a State Ma
Image prefetching must happen on the worker nodes that run the containers, and it must also apply to nodes added later, which means the automation has
Attach a resource policy to the API Gateway API allowing only the specific VPC IDs
The API must be reachable only from specific VPCs in the company, which is a caller-identity restriction rather than a network configuration. Amazon A