MCQs on Advanced Data Management with S3 | Amazon AWS S3

Amazon S3 empowers organizations with advanced data management capabilities, making it easier to handle large datasets, automate workflows, and manage bulk data efficiently. Key features like multipart uploads, event notifications, triggers, and batch operations simplify complex processes while ensuring scalability and reliability. Explore these concepts through 30 carefully curated MCQs.


Topic 1: Working with Large Datasets (10 Questions)

  1. What is the purpose of multipart uploads in S3?
    a) Encrypt data during transit
    b) Upload large files in smaller parts
    c) Reduce storage costs
    d) Increase data durability
  2. Which AWS SDK method initiates a multipart upload?
    a) initiateMultipartUpload
    b) startMultipartUpload
    c) beginUpload
    d) uploadFile
  3. What is the minimum size of a single part in a multipart upload, except for the last part?
    a) 1 MB
    b) 5 MB
    c) 10 MB
    d) 15 MB
  4. What happens if a multipart upload is not completed?
    a) The parts are automatically combined
    b) The uploaded parts are discarded
    c) The parts remain and incur storage charges
    d) The process restarts automatically
  5. How can you retrieve only specific portions of a large file in S3?
    a) Byte-range fetches
    b) Partial object requests
    c) Selective retrievals
    d) Streaming downloads
  6. Which HTTP header is used for specifying a byte-range fetch?
    a) Content-Range
    b) Accept-Ranges
    c) Range
    d) Fetch-Range
  7. What is the benefit of using byte-range fetches?
    a) Lower storage costs
    b) Faster uploads
    c) Reduced data transfer for partial file retrieval
    d) Improved data durability
  8. Which tool can be used to manage large datasets in S3 interactively?
    a) AWS CLI
    b) S3 Console
    c) AWS Lambda
    d) AWS Glue
  9. Can you resume a failed multipart upload?
    a) No, you must start over
    b) Yes, but only with SDKs
    c) Yes, by using the same upload ID
    d) Yes, if the bucket is versioned
  10. What is the maximum number of parts allowed in a multipart upload?
    a) 10,000
    b) 1,000
    c) 5,000
    d) 15,000

Topic 2: Event Notifications and S3 Triggers (10 Questions)

  1. What is the primary purpose of S3 event notifications?
    a) Automate bucket replication
    b) Trigger actions based on object events
    c) Monitor S3 bucket performance
    d) Improve data retrieval speeds
  2. Which AWS service is commonly used as a destination for S3 event notifications?
    a) AWS CloudWatch
    b) AWS Lambda
    c) AWS Glue
    d) AWS Data Pipeline
  3. How are event notifications configured in an S3 bucket?
    a) By enabling logging
    b) Through bucket policies
    c) By creating event rules in the bucket’s properties
    d) Using the AWS CLI
  4. What type of events can trigger S3 notifications?
    a) File system checks
    b) Object creation, deletion, or restoration events
    c) Cross-region replication
    d) Account-level activity
  5. What is the maximum number of event notifications supported per bucket?
    a) 5
    b) 10
    c) 20
    d) 50
  6. Which protocol is NOT supported for S3 event notifications?
    a) HTTPS
    b) Email
    c) SNS
    d) Lambda
  7. Can S3 event notifications trigger multiple Lambda functions?
    a) Yes, with multiple event configurations
    b) No, only one function can be triggered
    c) Yes, but only for specific events
    d) No, Lambda cannot be used with S3
  8. How are event notifications delivered to an Amazon SQS queue?
    a) Directly via S3
    b) Through CloudFormation templates
    c) Via the event bridge
    d) Using IAM roles
  9. What permissions are required for a Lambda function to process S3 events?
    a) Read-only bucket access
    b) Full access to S3
    c) IAM role with S3 read permissions
    d) No special permissions
  10. Can S3 event notifications be filtered by object key name prefixes or suffixes?
    a) No, filters are not supported
    b) Yes, using object key filters
    c) Only for specific regions
    d) Only for versioned buckets

Topic 3: S3 Batch Operations for Bulk Data Management (10 Questions)

  1. What is the primary purpose of S3 Batch Operations?
    a) Process large amounts of objects with a single API call
    b) Monitor bucket usage
    c) Enhance replication efficiency
    d) Delete old lifecycle rules
  2. Which AWS service is used to define tasks in S3 Batch Operations?
    a) AWS Glue
    b) AWS Batch
    c) AWS Lambda
    d) S3 Batch Operations
  3. What file format is required for an S3 Batch Operations manifest file?
    a) CSV
    b) JSON
    c) XML
    d) YAML
  4. Which task is NOT supported by S3 Batch Operations?
    a) Copying objects
    b) Encrypting objects
    c) Transcoding videos
    d) Restoring objects from Glacier
  5. Can S3 Batch Operations work across multiple regions?
    a) Yes, but only with replication enabled
    b) Yes, if the manifest file specifies cross-region objects
    c) No, operations are region-specific
    d) No, only cross-account operations are supported
  6. What is the maximum size for an S3 Batch Operations manifest file?
    a) 1 MB
    b) 10 MB
    c) 50 MB
    d) 100 MB
  7. How are completed S3 Batch Operations tasks logged?
    a) AWS CloudTrail
    b) Amazon S3 bucket logs
    c) Task Completion Report in S3
    d) Amazon SNS
  8. What happens if an S3 Batch Operation task fails?
    a) The operation is retried automatically
    b) The task is skipped and logged
    c) The entire operation is canceled
    d) Notifications are sent
  9. Can S3 Batch Operations invoke AWS Lambda functions?
    a) No, they are independent
    b) Yes, for custom processing of objects
    c) Yes, but only for copying tasks
    d) No, Lambda cannot be triggered
  10. Which tool is recommended for managing large-scale S3 Batch Operations?
    a) AWS CLI
    b) AWS Management Console
    c) AWS SDK
    d) AWS CloudFormation

Answers

Q NoAnswer
1b) Upload large files in smaller parts
2a) initiateMultipartUpload
3b) 5 MB
4c) The parts remain and incur storage charges
5a) Byte-range fetches
6c) Range
7c) Reduced data transfer for partial file retrieval
8a) AWS CLI
9c) Yes, by using the same upload ID
10a) 10,000
11b) Trigger actions based on object events
12b) AWS Lambda
13c) By creating event rules in the bucket’s properties
14b) Object creation, deletion, or restoration events
15b) 10
16b) Email
17a) Yes, with multiple event configurations
18a) Directly via S3
19c) IAM role with S3 read permissions
20b) Yes, using object key filters
21a) Process large amounts of objects with a single API call
22d) S3 Batch Operations
23a) CSV
24c) Transcoding videos
25b) Yes, if the manifest file specifies cross-region objects
26b) 10 MB
27c) Task Completion Report in S3
28b) The task is skipped and logged
29b) Yes, for custom processing of objects
30a) AWS CLI

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