AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C01)- AWS Global Services and On-Premises Services

This video tutorial explores AWS services, focusing on global and regional services. It explains the concept of global services like IAM, Route 53, and Cloudfront, which operate across all AWS regions. The tutorial also covers AWS services that can be used on-premise, such as Snowball, Storage Gateway, and CodeDeploy. Additionally, it introduces AWS Outposts for hybrid cloud solutions. The video concludes with a preview of the next section on cloud security.

Which AWS service is considered a global service, meaning its configuration is effective across all regions?

• Amazon EC2

• IAM (Identity and Access Management)

• Amazon VPC

• Amazon S3

What is the primary function of AWS Route 53?

• To provide cloud storage

• To manage DNS and route traffic

• To monitor cloud resources

• To deploy applications

Which AWS service uses edge locations to deliver content globally?

• Amazon CloudFront

• Amazon S3

• AWS Lambda

• Amazon RDS

What is the purpose of AWS Snowball?

• To manage DNS services

• To provide cloud-based email services

• To transfer large amounts of data to AWS

• To deploy applications on AWS

Which service allows you to deploy applications both on AWS and on-premises?

• AWS CodeDeploy

• Amazon EC2

• Amazon S3

• AWS Lambda

What is AWS IoT Greengrass primarily used for?

• To deploy applications

• To manage DNS services

• To extend AWS to edge devices

• To provide cloud storage

AWS Outposts is designed to bring AWS services to which environment?

• Public cloud

• On-premises data centers

• Edge locations

• Mobile devices