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A company wants to provide a third-party system that runs in a private data center with access to its AWS account. The company wants to call AWS APIs directly from the third-party system. The company has an existing process for managing digital certificates. The company does not want to use SAML or OpenID Connect (OIDC) capabilities and does not want to store long-term AWS credentials.

Which solution will meet these requirements?

A.

Configure mutual TLS to allow authentication of the client and server sides of the communication channel.

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A.

Configure mutual TLS to allow authentication of the client and server sides of the communication channel.

B.

Configure AWS Signature Version 4 to authenticate incoming HTTPS requests to AWS APIs

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B.

Configure AWS Signature Version 4 to authenticate incoming HTTPS requests to AWS APIs

C.

Configure Kerberos to exchange tickets for assertions that can be validated by AWS APIs

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C.

Configure Kerberos to exchange tickets for assertions that can be validated by AWS APIs

D.

Configure AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Roles Anywhere to exchange X.509 certificates for AWS credentials to interact with AWS APIs.

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D.

Configure AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Roles Anywhere to exchange X.509 certificates for AWS credentials to interact with AWS APIs.

Suggested answer: D

Explanation:

A. Mutual TLS: Provides secure communication but does not integrate with AWS credential exchange.

B. AWS Signature v4: Requires direct integration with AWS and is less secure for external systems.

C. Kerberos: Not natively supported for AWS API authentication.

D. IAM Roles Anywhere: Enables AWS API access using X.509 certificates without long-term credentials.


asked 29/11/2024
Geert De Ridder
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