What does EBS stand for?

What does S3 stand for?

What does EFS stand for?

What is the name of an object on Glacier?

What is the name of the Amazon service that most often accesses EBS and EFS volumes?

What is the maximum total size of any EBS volume?

How large can an object be at maximum on S3?

What is it called when you make a data volume accessible to a computer or EC2 instance?

What is the name of a container for storing objects on Glacier?

What level of abstraction is it when you can only replace entire files, not alter them, but transferring information is much faster (per size)?

EBS volumes are replicated in several AZs as well as on what other Amazon service?

Name the variant of S3 Standard for when you do not have to access the objects often but need it to be fast when you do?

What is the primary difference between EFS and EBS?

What is the variant service of Glacier for archives and vaults that you only access 1-2 times per year but need to have around for compliance purposes?

What is the name of the first EBS snapshot?

SSD comes in two flavors, Standard and what?

How many 9s of durability does any S3 service have?

What is the name of the setting that you must associate with an EFS volume for it to appear in an EC2?

A single archive in Glacier can be up to what size?

What S3 variant stores data in only one AZ to save money?

What are the two types of HDDs on AWS? (must get both)

What are the names of the two ways to craft a URL to access an S3 bucket? (must get both)

What file system format does an EFS drive most commonly use?

What is the name of the encryption standard used to encode files (if you do not provide your own or use KMS)?

What is the Linux command used in the EFS demo to create the file system on the EFS volume?