1500 Questions | AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner [NEW 2026]

Detailed Exam Domain CoveragePreparation for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam requires a firm grasp of how the AWS ecosystem operates from both a technical and financial perspective. This course covers the four essential domains as defined by AWS:Cloud Concepts (18%): Understanding IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS models, alongside public, private, and hybrid deployment strategies and the fundamentals of cloud economics. Cloud Shared Responsibilities and Security (18%): Mastering the Shared Responsibility Model, IAM (Identity and Access Management), and AWS compliance frameworks to ensure data and application security.

Cloud Migration and Deployment (23%): Navigating migration strategies like "lift-and-shift" and utilizing tools such as AWS CloudFormation, the CDK, and the AWS CLI for efficient operations. Account Management and Governance (41%): A deep dive into AWS Organizations, billing tools, cost optimization, and governance policies to manage large-scale cloud environments. I designed this course to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and the actual pressure of the exam room.

With a massive bank of 1,500 unique practice questions, I provide the depth needed to move beyond simple memorization. Every question includes a comprehensive breakdown of why the correct answer is right and why the distractors are wrong, helping you develop the "cloud mindset" required for the certification. Rather than just listing facts, these tests simulate the scenario-based questioning style you will encounter.

By working through these sets, you will identify your weak spots across all exam domains—from pricing models to complex governance structures—allowing you to focus your study time where it matters most. Sample Practice QuestionsQuestion 1: A company wants to move its local servers to AWS without making any changes to the underlying application architecture. Which migration strategy does this describe?

Re-platformingRefactoringRe-hostingRelocatingRetiringRetainingCorrect Answer: 3Explanation:Re-hosting: Correct. Also known as "lift-and-shift," this involves moving applications to the cloud without modification. Re-platforming: Incorrect.

This involves making a few cloud-optimizations (like moving to a managed database) without changing the core architecture. Refactoring: Incorrect. This involves re-imagining the application using cloud-native features like microservices.

Relocating: Incorrect. This usually refers to moving VMware-based applications to AWS specifically. Retiring: Incorrect.

This means turning off the application entirely. Retaining: Incorrect. This means keeping the application in the on-premises environment.

Question 2: Under the AWS Shared Responsibility Model, which of the following is the sole responsibility of the customer? Physical security of data centersPatching the underlying virtualization softwareMaintenance of hardwareConfiguring Network ACLs and Security GroupsDisposal of old storage disksManaging the Global InfrastructureCorrect Answer: 4Explanation:Configuring Network ACLs and Security Groups: Correct. The customer is responsible for security "in" the cloud, including network traffic rules.

Physical security of data centers: Incorrect. This is AWS’s responsibility. Patching the underlying virtualization software: Incorrect.

AWS manages the hypervisor and physical host. Maintenance of hardware: Incorrect. Hardware upkeep is managed by AWS infrastructure teams.

Disposal of old storage disks: Incorrect. AWS handles the physical destruction of decommissioned media. Managing the Global Infrastructure: Incorrect.

AWS manages Regions, Availability Zones, and Edge Locations. Question 3: Which AWS service allows a user to consolidate multiple accounts and manage billing centrally? AWS Cost ExplorerAWS OrganizationsAWS BudgetsAWS Trusted AdvisorAWS ConfigAWS Systems ManagerCorrect Answer: 2Explanation:AWS Organizations: Correct.

It allows for consolidated billing and centralized management of multiple AWS accounts. AWS Cost Explorer: Incorrect. This is a tool used to visualize and analyze your AWS spending over time.

AWS Budgets: Incorrect. This is used to set custom budgets that alert you when costs exceed your thresholds. AWS Trusted Advisor: Incorrect.

This provides recommendations to improve security, performance, and cost-efficiency. AWS Config: Incorrect. This is used to assess, audit, and evaluate the configurations of your AWS resources.

AWS Systems Manager: Incorrect. This is a management service used to gain operational insights and take action on AWS resources. Welcome to the Mock Exams Practice Tests Academy to help you prepare for your AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner.

You can retake the exams as many times as you wantThis is a huge original question bankYou get support from instructors if you have questionsEach question has a detailed explanationMobile-compatible with the Udemy appI hope that by now you're convinced! And there are a lot more questions inside the course.