A company has a reporting application that runs on an Amazon EC2 instance in an isolated developer account on AWS. The application needs to retrieve data during non-peak company hours from an Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL database that runs in the company’s production account. The company's security team requires that access to production resources complies with AWS best security practices. A database administrator needs to provide the reporting application with access…

QuestionsCategory: DBS-C01A company has a reporting application that runs on an Amazon EC2 instance in an isolated developer account on AWS. The application needs to retrieve data during non-peak company hours from an Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL database that runs in the company’s production account. The company's security team requires that access to production resources complies with AWS best security practices. A database administrator needs to provide the reporting application with access…
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A company has a reporting application that runs on an Amazon EC2 instance in an isolated developer account on AWS. The application needs to retrieve data during non-peak company hours from an Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL database that runs in the company’s production account. The company's security team requires that access to production resources complies with AWS best security practices.
A database administrator needs to provide the reporting application with access to the production database. The company has already configured VPC peering between the production account and developer account. The company has also updated the route tables in both accounts with the necessary entries to correctly set up VPC peering.
What must the database administrator do to finish providing connectivity to the reporting application?

A. Add an inbound security group rule to the database security group that allows access from the developer account VPC CIDR on port 5432. Add an outbound security group rule to the EC2 security group that allows access to the production account VPC CIDR on port 5432.

B. Add an outbound security group rule to the database security group that allows access from the developer account VPC CIDR on port 5432. Add an outbound security group rule to the EC2 security group that allows access to the production account VPC CIDR on port 5432.

C. Add an inbound security group rule to the database security group that allows access from the developer account VPC CIDR on all TCP ports. Add an inbound security group rule to the EC2 security group that allows access to the production account VPC CIDR on port 5432.

D. Add an inbound security group rule to the database security group that allows access from the developer account VPC CIDR on port 5432. Add an outbound security group rule to the EC2 security group that allows access to the production account VPC CIDR on all TCP ports.








 

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