I think the answer is B. AWS is responsible for installing updates and security patches of the guest operating system, while the customer is responsible for managing and encrypting their application data.
Easy peasy! The slice String[1:-2] removes the first and last two characters, so the resulting string is 4 chars shorter than the original. B is the answer.
Aha, I think I've got it! The one Planning component that is not accessible over the web must be the "Create and Manage Database Options." That makes sense, as that would likely require direct access to the database server.
I'm pretty sure the answer is A. Journey Data is used for the Decision Split, so that's what I would confirm to ensure the journey is directing subscribers correctly.
Ah, I see. So AWS takes care of the low-level stuff, while we as customers are responsible for the higher-level configurations and application management. Makes sense.
You're right. I think the answer here is C) Configuration of infrastructure devices. AWS is responsible for managing the underlying hardware and network infrastructure, not the configuration of the guest operating system or the security groups.
Hmm, this question seems to test our understanding of the AWS shared responsibility model. From what I know, the AWS responsibilities are related to the physical infrastructure and the management of the services they provide.
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