Question 970
A support engineer wants to perform repeatable scripted operations against AWS from a terminal. Which ongoing practice BEST sustains the intended result?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Avoid placing long-lived credentials inside shell scripts. This continuing control fits because The CLI exposes AWS operations as commands suitable for scripting and automation. The associated appropriate response is: Use the AWS Command Line Interface with appropriately scoped credentials. An observable check is: An authorized command lists expected resources and is denied unrelated actions.
Incorrect Answers
Cloud and traditional infrastructures can coexist under a hybrid operating model. In this question, however, the CLI exposes AWS operations as commands suitable for scripting and automation. The answer that meets the requirement is: Avoid placing long-lived credentials inside shell scripts.
Declarative templates make consistent deployment and change review easier than manual duplication. In this question, however, the CLI exposes AWS operations as commands suitable for scripting and automation. The answer that meets the requirement is: Avoid placing long-lived credentials inside shell scripts.
Owning and operating the facilities distinguishes on-premises deployments from AWS-managed cloud infrastructure. In this question, however, the CLI exposes AWS operations as commands suitable for scripting and automation. The answer that meets the requirement is: Avoid placing long-lived credentials inside shell scripts.