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AWS Certified Database - Specialty Questions 106–110 (page: 23)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026
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A company is migrating its on-premises database workloads to the AWS Cloud. A database specialist performing the move has chosen AWS DMS to migrate an Oracle database with a large table to Amazon RDS. The database specialist notices that AWS DMS is taking significant time to migrate the data.

Which actions would improve the data migration speed? (Choose three.)

  1. Create multiple AWS DMS tasks to migrate the large table.
  2. Configure the AWS DMS replication instance with Multi-AZ.
  3. Increase the capacity of the AWS DMS replication server.
  4. Establish an AWS Direct Connect connection between the on-premises data center and AWS.
  5. Enable an Amazon RDS Multi-AZ configuration.
  6. Enable full large binary object (LOB) mode to migrate all LOB data for all large tables.

Answer(s): A,C,D



A company is migrating a mission-critical 2-TB Oracle database from on premises to Amazon Aurora. The cost for the database migration must be kept to a minimum, and both the on-premises Oracle database and the Aurora DB cluster must remain open for write traffic until the company is ready to completely cut over to Aurora.

Which combination of actions should a database specialist take to accomplish this migration as quickly as possible? (Choose two.)

  1. Use the AWS Schema Conversion Tool (AWS SCT) to convert the source database schema. Then restore the converted schema to the target Aurora DB cluster.
  2. Use Oracle’s Data Pump tool to export a copy of the source database schema and manually edit the schema in a text editor to make it compatible with Aurora.
  3. Create an AWS DMS task to migrate data from the Oracle database to the Aurora DB cluster. Select the migration type to replicate ongoing changes to keep the source and target databases in sync until the company is ready to move all user traffic to the Aurora DB cluster.
  4. Create an AWS DMS task to migrate data from the Oracle database to the Aurora DB cluster. Once the initial load is complete, create an AWS Kinesis Data Firehose stream to perform change data capture (CDC) until the company is ready to move all user traffic to the Aurora DB cluster.
  5. Create an AWS Glue job and related resources to migrate data from the Oracle database to the Aurora DB cluster. Once the initial load is complete, create an AWS DMS task to perform change data capture (CDC) until the company is ready to move all user traffic to the Aurora DB cluster.

Answer(s): A,C



A company has a 20 TB production Amazon Aurora DB cluster. The company runs a large batch job overnight to load data into the Aurora DB cluster. To ensure the company’s development team has the most up-to-date data for testing, a copy of the DB cluster must be available in the shortest possible time after the batch job completes.

How should this be accomplished?

  1. Use the AWS CLI to schedule a manual snapshot of the DB cluster. Restore the snapshot to a new DB cluster using the AWS CLI.
  2. Create a dump file from the DB cluster. Load the dump file into a new DB cluster.
  3. Schedule a job to create a clone of the DB cluster at the end of the overnight batch process.
  4. Set up a new daily AWS DMS task that will use cloning and change data capture (CDC) on the DB cluster to copy the data to a new DB cluster. Set up a time for the AWS DMS stream to stop when the new cluster is current.

Answer(s): C



A company has two separate AWS accounts: one for the business unit and another for corporate analytics. The company wants to replicate the business unit data stored in Amazon RDS for MySQL in us-east-1 to its corporate analytics Amazon Redshift environment in us-west-1. The company wants to use AWS DMS with Amazon RDS as the source endpoint and Amazon Redshift as the target endpoint.

Which action will allow AVS DMS to perform the replication?

  1. Configure the AWS DMS replication instance in the same account and Region as Amazon Redshift.
  2. Configure the AWS DMS replication instance in the same account as Amazon Redshift and in the same Region as Amazon RDS.
  3. Configure the AWS DMS replication instance in its own account and in the same Region as Amazon Redshift.
  4. Configure the AWS DMS replication instance in the same account and Region as Amazon RDS.

Answer(s): A


Reference:

https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/dms-redshift-target-endpoint/



A database specialist is managing an application in the us-west-1 Region and wants to set up disaster recovery in the us-east-1 Region. The Amazon Aurora MySQL DB cluster needs an RPO of 1 minute and an RTO of 2 minutes.

Which approach meets these requirements with no negative performance impact?

  1. Enable synchronous replication.
  2. Enable asynchronous binlog replication.
  3. Create an Aurora Global Database.
  4. Copy Aurora incremental snapshots to the us-east-1 Region.

Answer(s): C



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