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AWS Certified CloudOps Engineer Associate (SOA-C03) Exam Dumps & Questions 2026

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Q111

You are configuring an IAM policy. What happens when you set an explicit "deny" on an action?

  • A Action is allowed
  • B Default policy applies
  • C Action is denied regardless
  • D Requires approval
Explanation An explicit deny takes precedence over any allow, denying the action regardless of other rules.
Q112

Which service allows for event-driven serverless applications?

  • A AWS Lambda
  • B Amazon EC2
  • C AWS CloudFormation
  • D Amazon S3
Explanation AWS Lambda executes code in response to events, whereas the others do not provide serverless capabilities.
Q113

You are configuring an Auto Scaling group. What is the purpose of the cooldown period?

  • A Prevent over-scaling too quickly
  • B Speed up instance launch
  • C Increase instance size automatically
  • D Reset instance health checks
Explanation The cooldown period prevents new scaling activities from starting before the previous ones from completing.
Q114

A company needs high throughput and low latency for their NoSQL database. Which option is best?

  • A Amazon RDS
  • B Amazon DynamoDB
  • C Amazon S3
  • D AWS Aurora
Explanation Amazon DynamoDB is designed for high throughput and low latency, while the other options cater to different database needs.
Q115

What happens when an AWS S3 bucket is deleted?

  • A All objects remain intact.
  • B Objects are permanently deleted.
  • C Objects are archived automatically.
  • D Bucket is disabled but not deleted.
Explanation All objects within the S3 bucket are permanently deleted when the bucket itself is deleted, making option A incorrect as there are no remaining objects, and options C and D are misleading.
Q116

A company needs to run containerized applications on AWS. Which service should they use?

  • A ECS
  • B Beanstalk
  • C Lambda
  • D EC2
Explanation Amazon ECS (Elastic Container Service) is designed specifically to manage containerized applications, unlike Beanstalk, Lambda, and EC2 which serve different purposes.
Q117

You are configuring a security group in AWS. Which allows you to permit outbound traffic to all destinations?

  • A 0.0.0.0/0
  • B 192.168.1.0/24
  • C ::/0
  • D Localhost
Explanation A CIDR block of 0.0.0.0/0 allows outbound traffic to all IP addresses, while other options restrict traffic to specific addresses or range.
Q118

A company needs to extract metrics from multiple AWS services and visualize them. Which service can fulfill this requirement?

  • A Amazon CloudWatch
  • B AWS Lambda
  • C Amazon DynamoDB
  • D AWS Step Functions
Explanation Amazon CloudWatch is designed specifically for monitoring and visualizing metrics from AWS services, unlike the other options.
Q119

What happens when you configure an S3 bucket policy with 'Deny' for all actions from a specific IP?

  • A Access is blocked for that IP
  • B Access is granted for that IP
  • C Access is allowed globally
  • D Only read access is denied
Explanation A 'Deny' policy explicitly blocks access, while the other options provide incorrect implications of access rules.
Q120

You are configuring an EC2 instance with an attached IAM role for accessing S3. What will happen if the policy is later modified to remove S3 permissions?

  • A Instance loses access immediately
  • B Instance retains access for 1 hour
  • C Instance retains access until reboot
  • D Instance never loses access
Explanation The instance immediately loses access to S3 when the policy is updated, while the other options suggest incorrect retention of permissions.