AWS Cloud Practitioner Exam Prep:CLF-C01 Practice Tests-2023

Introduction: The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C01) exam is designed for individuals who possess a broad understanding of the AWS Cloud, regardless of their specific job role. It evaluates the candidate’s ability to articulate the value of the AWS Cloud, comprehend and explain the AWS shared responsibility model, grasp security best practices, understand AWS Cloud cost and billing practices, and describe core AWS services such as compute, network, databases, and storage.

Target candidate description: The ideal candidate for this exam should have a minimum of six months of active involvement with the AWS Cloud, including exposure to AWS Cloud design, implementation, and/or operations. Candidates should possess a foundational comprehension of well-designed AWS Cloud solutions.

Recommended AWS knowledge: The target candidate should possess knowledge of AWS Cloud concepts, security and compliance within the AWS Cloud, and an understanding of the core AWS services and economics associated with the AWS Cloud.

Exam content: The exam consists of two types of questions: multiple-choice questions with one correct answer and three incorrect answers (distractors), and multiple-response questions with two or more correct answers out of five or more options. Candidates are required to select one or more answers that complete the statement or answer the question. Distractors represent plausible answers that a candidate with incomplete knowledge or skills might choose. Questions without an answer selected are marked as incorrect, and there is no penalty for guessing. The exam comprises 50 scored questions and 15 unscored questions. The unscored questions are included for data gathering purposes and may be used as scored questions in future exams. These unscored questions are not indicated as such during the exam.

Exam results: The AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam follows a “pass or fail” assessment model. The evaluation is based on a minimum standard established by AWS professionals, employing best practices and certification guidelines. Exam results are presented on a graded scale ranging from 100 to 1000, with a minimum passing score of 700. The graded scale allows for comparison of scores across different exam forms that may vary slightly in difficulty. Your score reflects your overall performance on the exam and determines whether you passed or failed.

Exam content outline: The exam covers the following topics:

• AWS Cloud concepts

• Security and compliance within the AWS Cloud

• Understanding of the core AWS services

• Understanding of the economics of the AWS Cloud

The exam does not assess the following job tasks, as they are considered out of scope:

• Coding

• Designing cloud architecture

• Troubleshooting

• Implementation

• Migration

• Load and performance testing

• Business applications (such as Amazon Alexa, Amazon Chime, Amazon WorkMail)

For a comprehensive list of specific tools and technologies that may be covered in the exam, as well as a list of AWS services within the scope, please refer to the appendix.

Exam language and administration: The exam is available in English, Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese. It is administered by qualified proctors at authorized testing centers.

Exam fees: The exam fee is typically $100 for most regions, although fees may vary depending on the region and currency.

Retake policy: In the event of a failed attempt, you can retake the exam after a 14-day waiting period. There is no limit to the number of retakes allowed, but you will be required to pay the exam fee each time.

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