Managed Activities

Correct Answer - A,B,C ,D.

Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) on VMware lets you deploy managed databases in on-premises VMware environments using the Amazon RDS technology.

For what Amazon RDS on VMware manages on your behalf, refer to https://aws.amazon.com/rds/vmware/faqs/ and https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/RDSonVMwareUserGuide/rds-feature-support.html.

Option A is CORRECT: Because RDS on VMware takes care of the patching for databases.

Option B is CORRECT: Because RDS on VMWare has instance health monitoring and failover capabilities.

Option C is CORRECT: Because after being configured, RDS on VMware takes care of the backup and retention just like what it does in AWS RDS.

Option D is CORRECT: For a similar reason as Option.

C.Option E is incorrect: Because RDS on VMware communicates with AWS RDS using a dedicated VPN channel.

There is no public IP allocated by AWS VPC.

Amazon RDS on VMware is a service that enables you to run RDS instances on-premises in your VMware vSphere environment. It provides a simple and cost-effective way to manage databases in a hybrid environment that spans both on-premises and cloud environments. When you use RDS on VMware, certain tasks are managed on your behalf, allowing you to focus on your applications and data.

The activities that Amazon RDS on VMware manages on your behalf are as follows:

A. The patching of the RDS on-premises operating systems and database engines: Amazon RDS on VMware manages the patching of the underlying operating systems and database engines of your RDS instances. This ensures that your databases are always up-to-date with the latest security patches and software updates.

B. Instance health monitoring and failover capabilities of the on-premises instances: Amazon RDS on VMware monitors the health of your RDS instances and provides automatic failover capabilities in case of a failure. This ensures that your applications remain available and responsive to your users.

C. Automated backups based on retention policies of databases in RDS VMware: Amazon RDS on VMware provides automated backups of your databases based on retention policies that you define. You can specify how long you want to retain backups and how many backups you want to keep. This ensures that your data is always safe and available for recovery.

D. Point-in-time restore from on-premises instances and cloud backups when needed: Amazon RDS on VMware allows you to restore your databases to a specific point in time. You can restore your databases from on-premises instances or from cloud backups, depending on your needs. This ensures that you can recover your data quickly in case of a disaster or data loss.

E. IP management such as a dedicated public IP has been allocated by AWS VP: Amazon RDS on VMware manages the IP addresses of your RDS instances, including allocating a dedicated public IP address for your instance. This ensures that your applications can communicate with your databases over the internet.

In summary, Amazon RDS on VMware provides several benefits to IT administrators, such as automatic patching, instance health monitoring, automated backups, point-in-time restore, and IP management. These activities are managed on your behalf, allowing you to focus on your applications and data.