Cloud Practitioner Stage summary

CLF Final Review

CLF Final Review

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Last organized

Use global infrastructure, shared responsibility, security, core services, billing, and support plans as the final-review path.

In one sentence

Use global infrastructure, shared responsibility, security, core services, billing, and support plans as the final-review path.

Key points

  • Order: global infrastructure and shared responsibility → IAM/security → EC2/S3/RDS/VPC/Lambda → billing tools → support plans.
  • SQL, joins, and transactions → RDS/Aurora; key-value, serverless, and low latency → DynamoDB.
  • Multi-Region active-active → DynamoDB Global Tables; microsecond DynamoDB cache → DAX.
  • Complex JSON or MongoDB compatibility → DocumentDB; relationship graphs → Neptune; migration → DMS; heterogeneous conversion → SCT.

One-minute billing and support review

  • Current bill and payments → Billing Dashboard; actual or forecast thresholds → AWS Budgets.
  • Historical cost, trends, and forecasts → Cost Explorer; pre-deployment estimate → Pricing Calculator.
  • Multi-account payment and eligible aggregated discounts → Organizations consolidated billing.
  • Project, department, or environment ownership → activated cost-allocation tags.
  • Right-sizing advice → Compute Optimizer; broad best-practice checks → Trusted Advisor.
  • Third-party software, AMIs, and SaaS → Marketplace; AWS partners → APN.
  • Basic has no technical-case SLA; Enterprise emphasizes a TAM; response targets do not guarantee resolution.

Exam focus

  • CLF emphasizes service purpose, responsibility boundaries, and cloud business value rather than every implementation detail.

Common pitfalls

  • Do not choose by product name alone; confirm data type, latency, control, operations, and cost constraints.

Remember

Finish with infrastructure, responsibility, security, core services, cost, and support.

One-minute migration and specialist-service addendum

  • Three phases: Assess → Mobilize → Migrate & Modernize; the 7Rs decide each application’s treatment.
  • Evaluator builds the business case, Discovery finds dependencies, Transform MGN moves servers, DMS moves databases, and DataSync moves files.
  • AppSync means GraphQL, Amplify is the frontend full-stack platform, Connect is the contact center, and SES sends application email.
  • WorkSpaces provides a full desktop, WorkSpaces Applications streams apps, and Secure Browser provides only an isolated browser session.