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• OnCloud99 Oct 2025
  very useful to pass the exam
• TheStoorFrom13 Aug 2025
  These practice questions are very helpful. They give good training for the AWS Solution Architect Professional exam. Working on them helps to build confidence and understand AWS design decisions. It covers different AWS services and design scenarios.
• JB Jul 2025
  Question 79: The correct answer should be B,C
• JB Jul 2025
  Question number 66. The answer should be A. Lambda functions are not shareable across accounts via AWS Resource Access Manager (RAM). You need to export the deployment package (usually from an S3 bucket or code repository) and recreate the functions in the target account. Aurora automated DB snapshots can be shared across AWS accounts. The Target account can restore from the shared snapshot, ensuring that data is preserved with minimal downtime.
• Nayeh Jul 2025
  Thanks @Morales, Congratulation on passing exam.
• Morales Jul 2025
  Hi @Nayeh My name is Morales and I am from Mexico. I passed this exam last week. I found the exam a bit hard or maybe I was not prepared for it. But majority of these questions are in the exam. I wish you best of luck with your exam.
• Nayeh Jul 2025
  Anyone passed exam recently? shade a light on questions asked from here
• Jbits Jul 2025
  Q 198. Correct Answer: B/C/F
• Nayeh Jul 2025
  Are these questions relevant in 2025 exam?
• hajs Jul 2025
  An excellent resource that encompasses all key subject areas.
• Silva Jun 2025
  172. C seems more appropriate
• A Jun 2025
  Question 5. The answer should be A instead of B. API Gateway REST APIs don't provide a straightforward, native way to remove specific headers based on User-Agent.
• D May 2025
  Question 3. The answer should be B. When I read the explanation, it is B, not D.
• Jayme May 2025
  QUESTION: 69 Answer is B not D This option D is similar to Option B but involves enabling all features in AWS Organizations, which might not be necessary unless other advanced organization features are required. For cost-efficiency, sticking to the necessary features (as in Option B) would be better.
• Jayme May 2025
  QUESTION: 48 Answer is A not C Why A is correct: ALB terminates SSL at the front, using ACM-provided certificate. SSL certificate is exported and installed on EC2s, so each EC2 also speaks HTTPS. Traffic is encrypted both ways (client ? ALB and ALB ? EC2) — end-to-end encryption is ensured. Why C is incorrect: C: Sounds similar to A, but mentions a third-party SSL certificate, which adds unnecessary complexity. Also, ACM can’t export certificates for use outside of AWS — only imported certificates can be exported.
• Jayme May 2025
  QUESTION: 44 Answer is A not B Why A is correct: AWS Lambda function URLs allow you to directly invoke a Lambda function without needing API Gateway or any other proxy. Fully serverless and easy to manage. Minimal setup: just assign a URL to each Lambda function and update Git server webhooks. Lowest operational overhead — no need to manage gateways, load balancers, or containers. Why B is more overhead B. API Gateway HTTP API + Lambda: Also serverless, but adds API Gateway as an additional layer, increasing configuration and cost compared to Lambda function URLs.
• Jayme May 2025
  QUESTION: 43 The Answer is D not C Why D is correct: Service Control Policies (SCPs) are enforced at the organization level via AWS Organizations. Denying the action ec2:AuthorizeSecurityGroupIngress based on a condition (i.e., aws:SourceIp == 0.0.0.0/0) ensures: No such rule can be created — proactive control. Applied to all accounts in the NonProd OU centrally. No need for Lambda functions, event triggers, or post-creation rollbacks — meaning lowest operational overhead. C is incorrect C. SCP allowing non-0.0.0.0/0: You can't allow specific condition-based actions in SCPs. SCPs are deny-based only (allow by omission).
• Jayme May 2025
  QUESTION: 28 Answer is C not A To accurately track costs for resources across AWS Organizations using user-defined tags, the following must happen: 1. Activate the tag ("costCenter") in each member account: Tags must be activated at the account level for them to be used in billing and cost allocation. Without activation, AWS will not include them in the Cost and Usage Reports (CUR). 2. Generate the AWS Cost and Usage Report (CUR) from the management account: The management account in AWS Organizations is the only one that can see the full consolidated billing data across accounts. CUR includes tag breakdowns (if tags are activated in member accounts). 3. Use tag breakdowns in the CUR: This allows precise cost allocation based on the costCenter=compliance tag.
• Jayme May 2025
  QUESTION: 21 Answer is A not B Why A is correct: Exponential backoff with jitter (irregular variation) helps prevent request bursts and evenly distributes retries. This is a best practice for handling throttling or transient errors, especially in DynamoDB and API Gateway integrations. Descriptive error handling improves the customer experience even when failures occur. B. API throttling with usage plan: While this protects the backend, it still results in HTTP 429 errors that reach the client, which is not ideal for customer experience unless handled properly. Doesn’t directly address client retries or user-friendly error handling.
• Jayme May 2025
  QUESTION: 19 The answer is D not A Why D is correct: Lowest-cost storage: S3 Glacier Deep Archive is the cheapest storage class for archival data with low access frequency — ideal for this scenario where data is rarely accessed and availability/speed are not important. Private access: Using an S3 interface endpoint restricts access to the S3 bucket from inside the VPC only, ensuring no public exposure. Simple setup: No need to manage EC2, EFS, or EBS, keeping operational overhead and cost low.
• Gilbert Mar 2025
  Cant wait to pass mine
• Petro UA Feb 2025
  hate DNS questions. So need to practice more
• Mike Nov 2024
  Not bad at all