Practice Test 3 | AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate | SAA-C03 | Dumps | Mock Test
Your company authenticates users in a very disconnected network requiring each user to have several username/password combinations for different applications. You’ve been tasked to consolidate and migrate services to the cloud and reduce the number of usernames and passwords employees need to use. What is your best recommendation?
A. AWS Directory Service allows users to sign in with their existing corporate credentials – reducing the need for additional credentials.
B. Create two Active Directories – one for the cloud and one for on-premises – reducing username/password combinations to two
C. Require users to use third-party identity providers to log-in for all services
D. Build out Active Directory on EC2 instances to gain more control over user profiles
Explanation:
Answer: A
- A. AWS Directory Service enables your end users to use their existing corporate credentials when accessing AWS applications . Once you’ve been able to consolidate services to AWS, you won’t have to create new credentials, you’ll be able to let the users use their existing username/password.
Incorrect:
- B. One Active Directory can be used for both on-premises and the cloud; this isn’t the best option provided
- C. This won’t always reduce the number of username/passwords combinations
- D. This is more effort and requires additional management than using a managed service
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