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Amazon Web ServicesCLF-C02FoundationalCloudAvailable
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
Cloud concepts, security, core services and billing — the entry point to AWS certification.
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Domain weights
Share of scored content per domain. Every sitting draws questions by these weights.
- D1Cloud Concepts24 %24 concepts
- D2Security and Compliance30 %30 concepts
- D3Cloud Technology and Services34 %37 concepts
- D4Billing, Pricing, and Support12 %13 concepts
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Domain 1: Cloud Concepts
24 %Benefits of the AWS Cloud, Well-Architected design principles, migration strategies (AWS Cloud Adoption Framework) and cloud economics.
Practice domain 1 →Domain 2: Security and Compliance
30 %The shared responsibility model; security, governance and compliance concepts; access management (IAM, root user, MFA); security services and resources.
Practice domain 2 →Domain 3: Cloud Technology and Services
34 %Ways to deploy and operate in AWS, the global infrastructure, and the core compute, database, network, storage, AI/ML and analytics services.
Practice domain 3 →Domain 4: Billing, Pricing, and Support
12 %Pricing models (On-Demand, Reserved, Savings Plans, Spot), billing, budgets and cost tools, and AWS Support plans and technical resources.
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Domain names and weights come from the official CLF-C02 exam guide (checked 2026-10-26). Always check it for the authoritative scope.
Sample questions
Two of this exam's original questions, with the explanation you get after every answer.
Sample 1Select one
A retail company buys enough on-premises servers to handle its Black Friday peak. For the rest of the year, most of that hardware sits idle. Which advantage of cloud computing directly addresses this problem?
- AStop guessing capacity
- BGo global in minutes
- CBenefit from massive economies of scale
- DIncrease speed and agility
Show answer & explanation
Correct: A. With the cloud you can scale up and down on demand instead of provisioning for a peak you have to guess in advance, which is the 'stop guessing capacity' advantage. Economies of scale explain lower prices, while global reach and agility do not solve idle peak capacity.
Sample 2Select 2
Which problems does the cloud advantage 'stop guessing capacity' help a company avoid? (Select TWO.)
- AHaving to encrypt data at rest
- BPaying for idle resources because servers were over-provisioned
- CPoor performance because too little capacity was provisioned for an unexpected peak
- DHaving to choose an AWS Region
- EPaying license fees for commercial databases
Show answer & explanation
Correct: B, C. Guessing capacity up front leads either to expensive idle capacity (over-provisioning) or to limited capacity during peaks (under-provisioning); with on-demand scaling you avoid both. Encryption, Region choice, and software licensing are unrelated to capacity planning.