Cloud Data Engineering Quizzes & Answers – Coursera
Step into the dynamic world of cloud computing with our informative quizzes and expert answers that delve into the intersection of data management and cloud technology. Discover key concepts and practices that drive efficient data processing, storage and analysis in cloud environments. These quizzes serve as a gateway to understanding the principles of cloud computing from data pipelines to scalable architectures.
Whether you are a data enthusiast looking to improve your cloud data skills or a technology professional looking to optimize data workflows, this collection provides valuable insights into the world of cloud data design. Join us on a journey of data innovation as we uncover the intricacies of cloud data management and unlock the potential of scalable and reliable data solutions.
Quiz 01: Week 1 Quiz
Q1. What is Moore’s Law?
- A theory on the rise of cloud computing
- A theory on the limits of concurrency
- A prediction about the consistent rise in computing power
Q2. What is one characteristic of a distributed system?
- Serial I/O
- Eventually Consistent
- Lack of concurrency
Q3. Which of the following is a feature of Big Data?
- High-performance disks
- Volume
- GPU processing
Q4. What problem does the variety of Big Data describe?
- Multiple types of stored data: SQL, Binary, Text, etc
- Amazon RDS
- SQL Database size
Q5 . What Big Data problem does velocity describe?
- DevOps
- Speed data arrives
- Teamwork
Q6. Why is a Map-Reduce system used to process Big Data?
- Volume
- Velocity
- Parallelization of disk and CPU
Q7. What type of system is Spark?
- Big Data
- Real-time analysis
- Map-Reduce
Q8. What alternatives to CPUs exist to address Moore’s Law ending?
- Async Network
- GPUs
- More threads
Q9. Why would an SSD drive speed up a Relational Database query?
- Faster networking
- It adds more processors
- Faster Disk I/O
Q10. What is an example of a software engineering best practice?
- Hiring “rockstar” developers
- CI
- CD
Week 02: Cloud Data Engineering Coursera Quiz Answers
Quiz 01: Week 2 Quiz
Q1. Why is Data Engineering so important in Data Science?
- Only prediction accuracy matters
- It is a bottleneck
- Data Operations are easy
Q2. What is an example of poor Data Governance?
- Storing PII (Personally Identifiable Information)
- Encrypting Data
- Principle of least privilege
Q3. Why is the principle of least privilege a Data Governance best practice?
- It eliminates passwords
- Encryption at rest
- Limits security holes
Q4. What is an example of a serverless data pipeline
- An event triggered from storing data in an S3 bucket
- AWS EC2
- AWS S3
Q5. What is the Python Click framework?
- A web framework
- An ORM
- A decorator oriented Python Command-line tool framework
Q6. Why are Command-line tools essential to automation?
- They compile to C
- They work in Go
- They are often the most simple way to solve a proble
Q7. Why would streaming data present new challenges in Data Science?
- It is encrypted
- Data Drift
- It is static
Q8. Why would an organization want to secure an AWS root account?
- The AWS root account has can any operation
- The password file keeps finding its way to a post it note
- Only the root account can encrypt items
Q9. What is the AWS Shared Security Model?
- The customer and AWS partner
- AWS can fix any security concern
- A customer can decide to maintain the AWS data center
Q10. What is a command-line flag?
- An option to do a new thing
- linting
- testing
Week 03: Cloud Data Engineering Coursera Quiz Answers
Quiz 01: Week 3 Quiz
Q1. Why is serverless a vital technological advancement?
- Minimizes the technical overhead in building services
- It is in Python
- The software is “no-code.”
Q2. Why would a developer use AWS Lambda and a Dockerfile?
- Standardized development workflow
- It is a requirement
- It works with Python
Q3. Where can AWS SAM be used?
- AWS EC2
- AWS EBS
- To build serverless applications on AWS
Q4. Why is event-driven programming similar to the lightbulb in your garage?
- It has a programmatic invocation via AWS
- It runs manually
- Lightbulbs respond to multiple signals
Q5. What is an example of an AWS Lambda Trigger?
- Boto3
- API Gateway
- Python
Q6. What are architectural best practices to contemplate when using serverless?
- Long-running processes
- Connecting to a message bus
- Synchronous design
Q7. Why would you use a command-line tool (CLI) to invoke an AWS Lambda function?
- Rapid prototyping
- To serve out HTTP traffic
- To build a REST API
Q8. What is a good use case for serverless?
- Desktop App
- Long-running process
- Data Engineering
Q9. Why is serverless also called FaaS or Function as a Service?
- It requires Object-Oriented (OO) programming
- A function is the core component of serverless
- It run on bare metal
Q10. Why are containers often involved in serverless architectures?
- Increases Memory
- Containers map well to functions
- Increases CPU
Week 04: Cloud Data Engineering Coursera Quiz Answers
Quiz 01: Week 4 Quiz
Q1. What is ETL?
- Extract, Transfer and Load
- Decrypt
- Encrypt
Q2. What is an example of AWS Object Storage?
- EBS
- EFS
- S3
Q3. What is Amazon RDS?
- Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS)
- EFS
- S3 in read only mode
Q4. Why could EFS be a good solution for cluster computing on AWS?
- It works on one machine at a time
- Centralized storage
- It is a database
Q5. What type of AWS Storage can host a website statically?
- S3
- EFS
- EBS
Q7. What does an AWS Step function do
- Stores data in database
- Writes to S3
- Primarily Orchestrates AWS Lambda
Q7. Which of the following is a Cloud Database that uses SQL?
- Elastic Beanstalk
- Amazon DynamoDB
- Google BigQuery
Q8. What is an AI API?
- Monitoring
- An API that uses a pre-trained model
- Instrumentation
Q9. What is an AWS Lambda trigger?
- Instrumentation
- Monitoring
- An AWS Lambda connected to an event
Q10. Why is serverless helpful in Data Engineering?
- Automatic deployment
- Limits complexity
- Automated testing
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