Exam AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 topic 1 question 342 discussion

Difference between C. and D. CLI has a command-line interface, making is less user friendly. Question is asking about a web-based user interface which is simple to use.

What’s the AWS CLI? • A tool that enables you to interact with AWS services using commands in your command-line shell

The AWS CLI allows a web application or script to issue commands and interact programmatically with AWS services. It can perform actions such as creating resources, updating configurations, or fetching data from services.

Management Console. The AWS Management Console provides a web-based user interface to access and manage AWS services, making it ideal for interacting with various AWS resources through a web application.

To ambiguous, as it can be read different ways which will be answered differently; A company wants a web application to (be created that will) interact with various AWS services. A company wants a web application (that can) interact with various AWS services. A company wants a web application (that a user can use) to interact with various AWS services.

C). AWS Management Console Using the Management Console will allow you to set up and manage your app's integration with various AWS services.

C. AWS Management Console The AWS Management Console is a web-based interface that allows users to interact with various AWS services. It provides a user-friendly way to access and manage AWS resources without the need for any additional software installation. Users can perform tasks such as launching EC2 instances, creating S3 buckets, configuring IAM roles, and much more through the Management Console.

AWS Management Console can access AWS CLI, so to access the CLI, we first need to access the Console.

I think that the correct answer is C because AWS CLI is not a web application, and we do not use browser to access the AWS services

C is correct, D is not web application

AWS CLI: Can be installed locally on computer, you can automate the actions that your services and applications perform through scripts. Scripts can be run on a schedule or triggered by another process.

The answer is D. They don't want an application that views their AWS resources. They want to develop an application that interacts(uses) AWS resources.

C is answer

the question is badly defined

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awsconsolehelpdocs/latest/gsg/learn-whats-new.html

The Management Console provides a number of organized and human-friendly ways to review, monitor, and interact with resources that you have created https://aws.amazon.com/console/features/

D: AWS CLI AWS CLI (Command Line Interface): The AWS CLI provides a command-line interface for interacting with AWS services, and it can be used in scripts or automation workflows. While the AWS Management Console is intended for human users, it does not directly interact with web applications or other AWS services in an automated or programmatic way. The web application to interact with AWS services programmatically, one would typically use other tools, such as: AWS SDKs , AWS CLI, AWS APIs