Q.1: What is AWS?

Answer-1: JOSEPH

AWS stands for Amazon Web Services. AWS is a platform that provides on-demand resources for hosting web services, storage, networking, databases and other resources over the internet with a pay-as-you-go pricing.


  Q.2: What are key-pairs?

Answer-1: HARSHA

Key-pairs are secure login information for your instances/virtual machines. To connect to the instances we use key-pairs that contain a public-key and private-key.


  Q.3: What is S3?

Answer-1: SURYA

S3 stands for Simple Storage Service. It is a storage service that provides an interface that you can use to store any amount of data, at any time, from anywhere in the world. With S3 you pay only for what you use and the payment model is pay-as-you-go.


  Q.4: What are the components of AWS?

Answer-1: HARSHA

EC2 – Elastic Compute Cloud, S3 – Simple Storage Service, Route53, EBS – Elastic Block Store, Cloudwatch, Key-Paris are few of the components of AWS.


  Q.5: What are the pricing models for EC2instances?

Answer-1: JOSEPH

The different pricing model for EC2 instances are as below,
• On-demand
• Reserved
• Spot
• Scheduled
• Dedicated


  Q.6: What are the types of volumes for EC2 instances?

Answer-1: JOSEPH

• There are two types of volumes,
• Instance store volumes
• EBS – Elastic Block Stores


  Q.7: What are EBS volumes?

Answer-1: SURYA

EBS stands for Elastic Block Stores. They are persistent volumes that you can attach to the instances. With EBS volumes, your data will be preserved even when you stop your instances, unlike your instance store volumes where the data is deleted when you stop the instances.


  Q.8: What are the types of volumes in EBS?

Answer-1: HARSHA

Following are the types of volumes in EBS,
• General purpose
• Provisioned IOPS
• Magnetic
• Cold HDD
• Throughput optimized


  Q.9: What are the different types of instances?

Answer-1: JOSEPH

Following are the types of instances,
• General purpose
• Computer Optimized
• Storage Optimized
• Memory Optimized
• Accelerated Computing


  Q.10: What is an auto-scaling and what are the components?

Answer-1: SURYA

Auto scaling allows you to automatically scale-up and scale-down the number of instances depending on the CPU utilization or memory utilization. There are 2 components in Auto scaling, they are Auto-scaling groups and Launch Configuration.


  Q.11: What are reserved instances?

Answer-1: HARSHA

Reserved instances are the instance that you can reserve a fixed capacity of EC2 instances. In reserved instances you will have to get into a contract of 1 year or 3 years.


  Q.12: What is an AMI?

Answer-1: JOSEPH

AMI stands for Amazon Machine Image. AMI is a template that contains the software configurations, launch permission and a block device mapping that specifies the volume to attach to the instance when it is launched.


  Q.13: What is an EIP?

Answer-1: HARSHA

EIP stands for Elastic IP address. It is designed for dynamic cloud computing. When you want to have a static IP address for your instances when you stop and restart your instances, you will be using EIP address.


  Q.14: What are the cloudwatch metrics that are available for EC2 instances?

Answer-1: SURYA

Diskreads, Diskwrites, CPU utilization, networkpacketsIn, networkpacketsOut, networkIn, networkOut, CPUCreditUsage, CPUCreditBalance.


  Q.15: What are the types in cloudwatch?

Answer-1: JOSEPH

There are 2 types in cloudwatch. Basic monitoring and detailed monitoring. Basic monitoring is free and detailed monitoring is chargeable.


 

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