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Which .NET version should you use when building new applications on AWS?
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- .NET Core: macOS, Linux, Windows.
- .NET Framework: Windows. |
Why is .NET Core the future of the .NET platform?
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.NET Core is the recommended path for moving to .NET 5.
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Which AWS compute service should you use to run your .NET applications?
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- Compute: Amazon EC2 and AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
- Containers: Amazon ECS and Amazon EKS. - Serverless: AWS Lambda and AWS Fargate. The serverless compute options translate to more time for you to focus on your core applications. You don't have to worry about managing and operating the underlying infrastructure. |
Which AWS storage and database service should you choose?
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- Storage: Amazon S3 (Storage...).
- Relational: Amazon RDS (Relational Data Service) and Amazon Aurora. - Non-relational: Amazon DynamoDB. We encourage you to evaluate and choose the right database for the type of data, access model, and scalability that your application requires. |
Do you need to manage permissions, monitor performance, and track activities?
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- Identity Services:
* AWS Identity and Access Management. * Amazon Cognito. * AWS Directory Service. - Monitoring and auditing services: * Amazon CloudWatch. * AWS CloudTrail. With identity services, you can securely grant the right access to the right people at the right time for your .NET applications in your AWS Cloud environment. With monitoring and auditing services, you get application and infrastructure status details to assess performance against your defined business metrics. |
IAM - Access tyes for users:
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- Programmatic access: Enables an access key ID and secret access key for the AWS API, CLI, SDK, and other development tools.
- AWS Management Console Access: Enables a password that allows users to sign-in to the AWS Management Console. |
Which AWS service automatically handles capacity provisioning, load balancing, automatic scaling, and application health monitoring of compute instances running your .NET application?
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AWS Elastic Beanstalk
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Which database option is most suitable for a developer who needs a key-value NoSQL database for their .NET application?
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DynamoDB is a low-latency key-value database solution supporting petabytes of data and tens of millions of read-and-write requests per second.
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Which database engine is supported by Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS)?
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SQL Server is one of many relational databases supported by Amazon RDS.
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Which service is used to enable fine-grained access control for users accessing your .NET applications and AWS resources?
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With IAM, you can precisely control which AWS resources can be accessed by your users and applications.
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An application developer recently deployed their .NET application to the AWS Cloud. They now want to provide users with a sign-in using social identity providers such as Google, Amazon, or Facebook. Which AWS service should they use?
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Cognito enables sign-in using social identify providers such as Google, Facebook, Amazon, or SAML 2.0.
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Which of these is an AWS extension for a .NET developer tool?
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AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio is a free extension for Microsoft Visual Studio on Windows.
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Which developer tool enables .NET developers to provision their cloud infrastructure through .NET code?
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AWS Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK)
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