AWS PowerShell module - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to import the AWS PowerShell module.

PowerShell

Import-Module [1]

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AAWSCLI

BAWS.Tools.Common

CAWSPowerShell.NetCore

DAWS-SDK

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Common Mistakes

Using 'AWSCLI' which is a command line tool, not a PowerShell module.

Using 'AWS.Tools.Common' which is a dependency module, not the main module.

The AWS PowerShell module is imported using 'Import-Module AWSPowerShell.NetCore'.

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medium

Complete the code to list all S3 buckets using AWS PowerShell.

PowerShell

Get-[1]Bucket

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AEC2

BS3

CIAM

DLambda

Attempts:

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Common Mistakes

Using 'Get-EC2Bucket' which is not a valid cmdlet.

Using 'Get-IAMBucket' which is incorrect because IAM manages users, not buckets.

The cmdlet to list S3 buckets is 'Get-S3Bucket'.

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hard

Fix the error in the code to create a new S3 bucket named 'mybucket'.

PowerShell

New-S3[1] -BucketName mybucket

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ABucket

BBuckets

CBucketName

DCreateBucket

Attempts:

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Common Mistakes

Using 'New-S3Buckets' which is not a valid cmdlet.

Using 'New-S3CreateBucket' which is incorrect syntax.

The correct cmdlet to create a bucket is 'New-S3Bucket'.

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hard

Fill both blanks to upload a file 'file.txt' to bucket 'mybucket' with key 'file.txt'.

PowerShell

Write-[1]Object -BucketName mybucket -File [2] -Key file.txt

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AS3

Bfile.txt

CS3Object

Dmybucket

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Common Mistakes

Using 'Write-S3' which is incomplete.

Using bucket name instead of file path for the -File parameter.

The cmdlet to upload is 'Write-S3Object' and the file parameter is the file path 'file.txt'.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to get the content of an object 'file.txt' from bucket 'mybucket' and save it to 'output.txt'.

PowerShell

Read-[1]Object -BucketName [2] -Key file.txt -File [3]

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AS3

Bmybucket

Coutput.txt

DS3Object

Attempts:

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Common Mistakes

Using 'Read-S3' which is incomplete.

Swapping bucket name and file name parameters.

The cmdlet is 'Read-S3Object', bucket name is 'mybucket', and output file is 'output.txt'.