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The Amazon Web Services (AWS) online test assesses candidates' knowledge of cloud infrastructure on the Amazon platform.
It's ideal for pre-employment screening. All good AWS developers and administrators should be familiar with the database storage, content delivery, and other functionality that AWS provides.
This online test requires candidates to answer multiple-choice questions about scaling, pricing, configuration, and security.
You want to use an EC2 instance to host a website. The code for your website uses Git for version control.
Select all of the actions you need to perform to be able to host the website on EC2.
Your boss has requested that you create a simple and inexpensive AWS solution that would make an internal website publicly available.
Furthermore, because of security restraints, AWS resources are accessible from within the company, but AWS services cannot access the company network.
Which statements would allow you to implement a solution based on these constraints?
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