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You have an AWS Config rule that checks if EC2 instances are of a specific type. If an instance is t2.micro, the rule marks it as NON_COMPLIANT. What will be the compliance status if an instance is t3.medium?

AINSUFFICIENT_DATA

BNON_COMPLIANT

CNOT_APPLICABLE

DCOMPLIANT

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the rule logic
The rule marks t2.micro as NON_COMPLIANT, so other instance types are compliant.
Step 2: Determine status for t3.medium
Since t3.medium is not t2.micro, it meets the rule and is COMPLIANT.
Final Answer:
COMPLIANT -> Option D
Quick Check:
Instance type check = COMPLIANT if not t2.micro [OK]

Quick Trick: Only specified types are NON_COMPLIANT [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Assuming all instances are NON_COMPLIANT
Confusing NOT_APPLICABLE with COMPLIANT
Ignoring rule conditions

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