Amazon Web Services (AWS) Interview Questions, Answers for Freshers and Experienced asked in various Company Job Interviews

Amazon Web Services (AWS) Interview Questions

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While creating the snapshots using the command line tools, which command should I be using?

216

what is elastic file system (efs) and how it is useful than ebs.

170

What is amazon aurora?

164

So how to classify different types of ec2 in major?

170

What is iam in aws?

164

Do you connect vpc with different region, account?

163

What is the difference between object & block level storage?

311

What is meant by glacier?

148

What are type of instances and how their costing is done?

184

What is peering in aws?

171

Explain what is regions and endpoints in aws?

169

What is load balancer? What are the types of load balancers?

138

What is virtualization.

216

So how quickly you can scale the ec2 capacity for scale up as well as scale down?

151

What does amazon elastic beanstalk provide?

177

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How will you access the data on ebs in aws?

166

How to monitor the network traffic?

179

Ebs is an ssd?

164

What is aws ec2?

228

Describe amazon machine image and what is the connection between instance and ami?

160

What is the difference between the load balancer route-53 and the normal route-53?

135

How can a user move the data to long distances by using the internet with the help of amazon s3 bucket?

294

What are type of instances and how their costing is done?

184

Which cloud technology is best?

150

Difference between stopping and terminating the instances?

192

What is amazon ec2 service?

195

What parameters will you take into consideration when choosing the availability zone ?

302

Explain what is t2 instances?

263

What is t2 in aws?

187

Are the reserved instances can available for multi-az deployments?

130

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