AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C01)- Amazon ECS, ECR and EKS

The video provides an overview of Amazon's container services, including ECS, ECR, and EKS. It explains Docker and container technology, comparing them to virtual machines. The video details ECS's use cases, launch types, and integration with ECR. It also introduces Kubernetes and EKS, highlighting their roles in managing containerized applications on AWS.

What is a key advantage of using containers over virtual machines?

• Containers are slower to boot up than virtual machines.

• Containers provide a significant performance boost.

• Containers replicate the entire operating system.

• Containers require more space than virtual machines.

Which of the following is NOT a use case for Amazon ECS?

• Migrating applications to the cloud

• Building serverless architecture

• Batch processing

• Running microservices applications

What is the main benefit of using the Fargate launch type in ECS?

• You have granular control over the infrastructure.

• You need to choose server types and scale clusters manually.

• You can focus on application design without managing infrastructure.

• You have to manage the servers and clusters.

Which ECS launch type allows you to manage and schedule your own EC2 instances?

• ECR

• Fargate

• EC2

• Lambda

What is Kubernetes primarily used for?

• Building virtual machines

• Creating Docker images

• Orchestrating containerized applications

• Managing serverless applications

How does Amazon EKS enhance Kubernetes management?

• By eliminating the need for Docker containers

• By requiring manual scaling of clusters

• By running Kubernetes management infrastructure across multiple AWS zones

• By providing a single point of failure

Which of the following is a feature of Amazon EKS?

• It requires you to manage the Kubernetes control plane.

• It allows using existing Kubernetes tools and plugins.

• It is not compatible with standard Kubernetes environments.

• It only supports single AWS availability zone deployment.