AWS Artifact
Artifact is a service for obtaining audit reports and compliance documents.
It is not a service that automatically evaluates the compliance of resource configuration, so this is incorrect.
A company wants to continuously record and automatically evaluate whether the configuration of its AWS resources, including AI workloads, complies with standards defined by internal rules and regulations. Which AWS service is the MOST suitable?
A question about choosing the AWS service that automatically evaluates configuration compliance.
AWS Artifact
Artifact is a service for obtaining audit reports and compliance documents.
It is not a service that automatically evaluates the compliance of resource configuration, so this is incorrect.
Amazon CloudWatch
CloudWatch is a service that collects and monitors metrics and logs.
It is not a service that automatically evaluates the compliance of resource configuration, so this is incorrect.
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
EC2 Auto Scaling is a mechanism that automatically adjusts the number of instances based on load.
It is not a service that automatically evaluates the compliance of resource configuration, so this is incorrect.
AWS Config
Correct. AWS Config is a service that records the configuration state and change history of resources and continuously and automatically evaluates whether they comply with defined rules. It makes compliance status visible.
Note the correct answer, AWS Config.
- It records the configuration state and change history of resources and continuously and automatically evaluates whether they comply with Config rules.
- It detects deviations and makes compliance status visible.
Artifact (obtaining audit documents), CloudWatch (metrics monitoring), and Auto Scaling (adjusting instance count) are all not roles that evaluate configuration compliance.