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A marketing company is using Amazon EMR clusters for its workloads. The company manually installs third-party libraries on the clusters by logging in to the master nodes. A data analyst needs to create an automated solution to replace the manual process.

Which options can fulfill these requirements? (Choose two.)

A.
Place the required installation scripts in Amazon S3 and execute them using custom bootstrap actions.
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A.
Place the required installation scripts in Amazon S3 and execute them using custom bootstrap actions.
B.
Place the required installation scripts in Amazon S3 and execute them through Apache Spark in Amazon EMR.
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B.
Place the required installation scripts in Amazon S3 and execute them through Apache Spark in Amazon EMR.
C.
Install the required third-party libraries in the existing EMR master node. Create an AMI out of that master node and use that custom AMI to re-create the EMR cluster.
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C.
Install the required third-party libraries in the existing EMR master node. Create an AMI out of that master node and use that custom AMI to re-create the EMR cluster.
D.
Use an Amazon DynamoDB table to store the list of required applications. Trigger an AWS Lambda function with DynamoDB Streams to install the software.
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D.
Use an Amazon DynamoDB table to store the list of required applications. Trigger an AWS Lambda function with DynamoDB Streams to install the software.
E.
Launch an Amazon EC2 instance with Amazon Linux and install the required third-party libraries on the instance. Create an AMI and use that AMI to create the EMR cluster.
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E.
Launch an Amazon EC2 instance with Amazon Linux and install the required third-party libraries on the instance. Create an AMI and use that AMI to create the EMR cluster.
Suggested answer: A, C
asked 16/09/2024
Jeffrey Tiffany
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