Understand the AWS shared responsibility model.

8 practice questions under this official exam objective (CLF-C02), each with the answer key, an option-by-option explanation and instant feedback.

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CLF-C02 A-grade

Who Patches the OS When Databases Run on Amazon EC2?

This question tests where the shared responsibility line falls when a database is self-hosted on Amazon EC2 rather than run on a managed service such

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CLF-C02 S-grade

Who Manages Aurora Database and Snapshot Encryption?

Under the AWS shared responsibility model, the customer configures encryption for Amazon Aurora database clusters and snapshots, while AWS secures the

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CLF-C02 S-grade

AWS Shared Responsibility for Amazon RDS

This question tests the AWS Shared Responsibility Model specifically for managed database services like Amazon RDS, establishing that customers retain

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CLF-C02 A-grade

AWS Shared Responsibility Model: AWS vs Customer Tasks

This question tests the AWS shared responsibility model by distinguishing between security OF the cloud (AWS) and security IN the cloud (customer). Th

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CLF-C02 A-grade

Which security feature must be provisioned for AWS CLI access?

The AWS CLI authenticates programmatic requests with an AWS access key — an access key ID paired with a secret access key — rather than a console user

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CLF-C02 A-grade

Customer Responsibility in AWS Shared Model

This page clarifies the AWS shared responsibility model by identifying that customers manage guest OS updates on EC2, while AWS handles underlying inf

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CLF-C02 A-grade

What Does "Security of the Cloud" Mean in the AWS Shared Responsibility Model?

"Security of the cloud" is AWS's half of the shared responsibility model: AWS secures the infrastructure — hardware, software, networking, and facilit

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CLF-C02 A-grade

Who Is Responsible for WorkSpaces Infrastructure Security?

Amazon WorkSpaces divides duties between AWS and the customer under the shared responsibility model. This page establishes that AWS owns the environme

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