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Answer 385 CLF-C02 practice questions on cloud value, security, core AWS services, and billing, after short lessons that teach what each question set tests.
The CLF-C02 exam tests the AWS knowledge people need to work alongside cloud teams: why a workload can cost less as a monthly usage bill than as a server purchase, which security duties stay with the customer after AWS takes over the hardware, and which of several similar services fits a stated need. This course prepares you for it with 36 quiz lessons and 385 questions, and each lesson teaches the facts and distinctions its questions depend on before you answer them.
The course opens with cloud economics and the AWS global infrastructure, then shows how resources get provisioned through the console, the CLI, and AWS CloudFormation. The service chapters work through Amazon EC2, containers and AWS Lambda, Amazon S3 storage classes, managed databases, and Amazon VPC networking. The security chapters cover the root user, IAM, AWS Organizations, the shared responsibility model, encryption, and detection and protection services such as Amazon GuardDuty and AWS WAF. Later chapters survey analytics, machine learning, and application integration services, the AWS Well-Architected Framework, the AWS Cloud Adoption Framework, and migration strategies, and the course closes on purchasing options, billing tools, and AWS Support plans, including the plan lineup changes AWS has announced.
Questions are short scenarios with five options, and after you submit, a written explanation appears beside every option. The course suits anyone with up to six months of AWS exposure, including developers and administrators as well as people in sales, finance, or management roles who work with cloud teams. The passing score for each lesson is 80 percent.
