Run commands with the AWS CLI.
Correct. The AWS CLI is a valid way to operate AWS by command from a terminal. It can also be embedded in scripts to automate operations.
Which options are valid ways to operate and manage AWS resources? (Choose TWO.)
A question that asks you to choose TWO valid ways to operate AWS.
Run commands with the AWS CLI.
Correct. The AWS CLI is a valid way to operate AWS by command from a terminal. It can also be embedded in scripts to automate operations.
Operate resources directly over AWS Direct Connect.
AWS Direct Connect is a networking service that connects on-premises and AWS with a private connection.
What it provides is a communication path (the route data travels), not an operation interface such as a console or commands for creating or changing resources, so this is incorrect. After connecting, you use the Console / CLI / SDK to operate.
Bring physical servers directly into an AWS data center.
Customers cannot bring servers into an AWS data center.
It is also not a way to operate resources, so this is incorrect.
Sign in to the AWS Management Console in a browser to operate.
Correct. The AWS Management Console is a valid way to operate and manage AWS graphically from a web browser.
Ask AWS Support to create the resources for you.
AWS Support is a service that answers technical questions and provides assistance during incidents.
Support does not create or change resources on behalf of the customer; the customer performs operations themselves through the Console / CLI / SDK, so this is incorrect.
The three ways to operate AWS are Management Console / CLI / SDK (all of which call APIs). Distinguish that Direct Connect is a connection path and AWS Support is technical assistance, neither of which is an interface for operating resources.