AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C01)- AWS Trusted Advisor

The video tutorial provides an overview of AWS Trusted Advisor, a service that offers insights into optimizing AWS environments. It covers the Trusted Advisor dashboard, core checks, and five key categories: cost optimization, performance, security, fault tolerance, and service limits. The tutorial explains how to use Trusted Advisor to improve cost efficiency, enhance performance, and ensure security by analyzing configurations and providing alerts. It also discusses the importance of subscribing to higher support plans for full access to all features. The video concludes with a preview of the next topic, AWS Organizations.

What is the primary purpose of AWS Trusted Advisor?

• To manage user accounts

• To optimize AWS environments

• To offer cloud storage solutions

• To provide entertainment

Which category of AWS Trusted Advisor helps in saving costs?

• Security

• Performance

• Cost Optimization

• Fault Tolerance

What does a red alert signify in the AWS Trusted Advisor traffic light system?

• A minor issue

• Immediate action is needed

• No issues detected

• Everything is fine

What is the recommended action if port 3389 is open to the entire internet?

• Leave it as is

• Close the port completely

• Restrict access to specific IPs

• Open more ports

Which AWS Trusted Advisor category involves checking RDS backups?

• Cost Optimization

• Performance

• Fault Tolerance

• Security

What is required to access all reporting modules in AWS Trusted Advisor?

• Basic support plan

• Free tier account

• Business or Enterprise plan

• Developer support plan

Which of the following is NOT a key category of AWS Trusted Advisor?

• Cost Optimization

• Security

• User Management

• Service Limits