A smart agriculture startup is deploying IoT soil sensors that upload environmental telemetry data to AWS. The startup's compliance team requires a detailed ledger of who accessed or modified the AWS resources hosting this telemetry, while their operations team needs real-time alerts if telemetry ingestion metrics drop below a certain threshold. Which AWS services should the startup implement to meet both the auditing and operational alerting requirements?
- AAWS CloudTrail to audit the resource access history, and Amazon Inspector to scan metrics and trigger alerts.
- AWS CloudTrail to audit the resource access history, and Amazon CloudWatch to monitor metrics and trigger alerts when ingestion drops.Cevap
- CAmazon CloudWatch to record the history of resource access, and Amazon GuardDuty to monitor metrics and configure the alerts.
- DAWS CloudTrail to track resource access, and the AWS Shared Responsibility Model to automate the operational alerting.
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AWS CloudTrail to audit the resource access history, and Amazon CloudWatch to monitor metrics and trigger alerts when ingestion drops.
The correct answer properly pairs AWS CloudTrail (the primary audit logging service for recording user access and API activity) with Amazon CloudWatch (the monitoring service used to collect metrics and configure real-time alarms).
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Distinguishing between AWS CloudTrail for user activity auditing and Amazon CloudWatch for resource metric monitoring and alerting.