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AWS & Cloud Prep.

Master VPC architectures, Security Groups/NACLs, storage systems, IAM permissions, serverless platforms, and cloud cost management.

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Written by Sachin Mehta • Founder & Principal Cloud Architect Principal cloud infrastructure specialist and systems architect. CKA & CKS certified.

Interactive Flashcards

# 1
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Consider a VPC with only one subnet. There are no route tables, no security groups, no configurations — it’s completely empty. Do you think it is a private subnet or a public subnet?

# 2
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What is EBS and EFS? Explain the key differences clearly.

# 3
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How do you set up a highly available application in AWS?

# 4
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How do you configure AWS IAM credentials in Jenkins for multi-account deployment?

# 5
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If you are not able to access an EC2 instance via SSH/session manager, what might be the issues?

# 6
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What are S3 Storage Classes, and what are their use cases?

# 7
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What are Security Groups and NACLs, and what are the key differences between them?

# 8
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How do you reduce AWS costs in your DevOps project?

# 9
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What is the difference between VPC Peering and Transit Gateway, and when should you use each?

# 10
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What is AWS Lambda, and in which scenarios would you prefer Lambda over EC2?

# 11
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What is a NAT Gateway, how does it work, and what is its pricing implication?

Scenario Challenges

Select a scenario below to test your troubleshooting workflow.

Topic: Load Balancer Selection

You need to design a load balancing tier. System receives millions of requests per second of raw TCP traffic with low latency, and also needs to route HTTP traffic based on path rules. Arrange the architecture steps.

Map high-throughput raw TCP traffic to a Layer 4 Network Load Balancer (NLB) to handle peak traffic. Click to select
Configure a Layer 7 Application Load Balancer (ALB) to process path-based HTTP routing rules. Click to select
Chain the ALB behind the NLB to gain both static IP routing (NLB) and HTTP header evaluation (ALB). Click to select
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