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AWS Cloud Concepts & Architecture Fundamentals Flashcards
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| Define fault tolerance | A system designed to continue functioning even if one or more components fail |
| Explain the AWS Shared Responsibility Model | AWS manages the security OF the cloud while customers manage security IN the cloud |
| Explain the concept of high availability | A system designed with minimal downtime using redundancy across multiple resources |
| Name the five pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework | Operational Excellence Security Reliability Performance Efficiency and Cost Optimization |
| Name the main components of AWS global infrastructure | AWS Regions Availability Zones and Edge Locations |
| What is an Availability Zone (AZ)? | A distinct data center within a region engineered for fault isolation |
| What is an AWS Region? | A physical location around the world where AWS clusters data centers |
| What is an Edge Location? | A site where AWS deploys CloudFront servers to cache and deliver content closer to users |
| What is cloud computing? | On-demand delivery of IT resources over the internet with pay-as-you-go pricing |
| What is elasticity in cloud computing? | The ability to automatically scale resources up or down based on demand |
| What is horizontal scaling? | Adding more instances to a system to handle increased load |
| What is the AWS Well-Architected Framework? | A set of best practices designed around five key pillars for building secure and efficient systems |
| What is the principle of least privilege? | Granting only the minimum permissions required to perform a task |
| What is vertical scaling? | Increasing the size or capacity of a single instance to handle higher load |
| Why is loose coupling important in cloud architectures? | It allows components to operate independently improving flexibility and fault tolerance |
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Why is loose coupling important in cloud architectures?
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It allows components to operate independently improving flexibility and fault tolerance
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What is an Availability Zone (AZ)?
Back
A distinct data center within a region engineered for fault isolation
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What is vertical scaling?
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Increasing the size or capacity of a single instance to handle higher load
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What is cloud computing?
Back
On-demand delivery of IT resources over the internet with pay-as-you-go pricing
Front
Name the five pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework
Back
Operational Excellence Security Reliability Performance Efficiency and Cost Optimization
Front
Define fault tolerance
Back
A system designed to continue functioning even if one or more components fail
Front
What is an Edge Location?
Back
A site where AWS deploys CloudFront servers to cache and deliver content closer to users
Front
What is elasticity in cloud computing?
Back
The ability to automatically scale resources up or down based on demand
Front
Explain the concept of high availability
Back
A system designed with minimal downtime using redundancy across multiple resources
Front
What is the AWS Well-Architected Framework?
Back
A set of best practices designed around five key pillars for building secure and efficient systems
Front
What is the principle of least privilege?
Back
Granting only the minimum permissions required to perform a task
Front
Name the main components of AWS global infrastructure
Back
AWS Regions Availability Zones and Edge Locations
Front
Explain the AWS Shared Responsibility Model
Back
AWS manages the security OF the cloud while customers manage security IN the cloud
Front
What is horizontal scaling?
Back
Adding more instances to a system to handle increased load
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What is an AWS Region?
Back
A physical location around the world where AWS clusters data centers
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This deck focuses on essential cloud computing concepts, including the AWS global infrastructure, the shared responsibility model, and basic architecture principles for the CLF-C02 exam.