Exam AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner topic 1 question 350 discussion

B. Build scalable architectures: Scalability is a fundamental principle in cloud architecture. Designing for scalability allows your system to handle changes in load without significant performance impact. AWS provides various services and features to help you build scalable applications that can automatically adapt to varying workloads. D. Use managed services when possible: AWS offers a wide range of managed services that handle the operational aspects of your infrastructure, such as provisioning, scaling, and patching. Using managed services allows you to focus on your application's functionality rather than managing underlying infrastructure.

B. Build scalable architectures. D. Use managed services when possible. https://aws.amazon.com/managed-services/ "AWS Managed Services (AMS) helps you adopt AWS at scale and operate more efficiently and securely. We leverage standard AWS services and offer guidance and execution of operational best practices with specialized automations, skills, and experience that are contextual to your environment and applications. AMS provides proactive, preventative, and detective capabilities that raise the operational bar and help reduce risk without constraining agility, allowing you to focus on innovation. AMS extends your team with operational capabilities including monitoring, incident management, AWS Incident Detection and Response, security, patch, backup, and cost optimization."

BD is the answer.

B and C are the correct ones

B. Build scalable architectures. D. Use managed services when possible. AWS architectural design principles encourage to design scalable architectures that can automatically adjust to the changing load, this can be achieved by using managed services. Additionally, it's recommended to use managed services when possible to take advantage of the benefits of AWS including automatic scaling, patching, and backups.

I Think B C are correct