- A web service that uses log files to record Amazon Web Service (AWS) events
- A web service that controls other Amazon Web Services (AWS) services through application programming interface (API) calls
- A web service that manages users and permissions
- A web service that assesses application vulnerabilities
- It provides visibility by recording user and resource activities.
- It improves application security by filtering inbound and outbound data.
- It simplifies compliance audits by recording activities and events into logs files.
- It simplifies threat detection by detecting malicious activities.
- It gives customers the ability to migrate on-premises applications to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud.
3. Which types of information do AWS CloudTrail events capture when a user performs a service request? (Select TWO.)
- The Amazon Web Services (AWS) events that the user request invokes
- The cost of the call to the service
- The size of the request in kilobytes (KB)
- The user who performed the request
- The IP address where the request originated
- Aggregate log files to a single Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) bucket.
- Turn on file integrity validation for CloudTrail.
- Integrate CloudTrail with Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2).
- Integrate CloudTrail with AWS Lambda.
- Ensure that CloudTrail is available in only one Amazon Web Services (AWS) Region.
- CloudWatch monitors and reacts to events recorded in CloudTrail log files.
- CloudWatch transforms CloudTrail log files into a file format that the user defines.
- CloudWatch secures access to CloudTrail log files.
- Users can use CloudWatch to store CloudTrail log files.