Question 10
For the enterprise requirement "A shared S3 data lake gives two analytics teams unnecessarily broad bucket access", the team implemented this change: Use S3 Access Points or carefully scoped bucket policies to isolate each team's required object prefixes. Which evidence confirms the intended behavior under test?
Explanation
Correct Answer
This measures the behavior required by the specific solution, rather than simply checking that it was configured. S3 Access Points can support distinct access policies for shared buckets. The acceptance condition is linked directly to the scenario: A shared S3 data lake gives two analytics teams unnecessarily broad bucket access.
Incorrect Answers
Cross-account access findings identify external principals and clear only when permissions are corrected. However, this does not establish the required outcome: team A reads only its permitted dataset and an attempt to fetch team B's restricted dataset is rejected.
Pending tasks become schedulable and p95 latency improves without wasting an additional empty cluster. However, this does not establish the required outcome: team A reads only its permitted dataset and an attempt to fetch team B's restricted dataset is rejected.
Existing and new participating accounts report eligible findings to the delegated administrator. However, this does not establish the required outcome: team A reads only its permitted dataset and an attempt to fetch team B's restricted dataset is rejected.