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Cloud Concepts
24%
AWS Cloud value, shared cloud benefits, elasticity, scalability, migration value, and Well-Architected concepts.
CertVectorAWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02
A foundational AWS Cloud track for learners who need practical readiness in cloud value, shared responsibility, core services, security, billing, and support.
Exam facts
Exam code
CLF-C02
Questions
65 total questions, including 50 scored and 15 unscored
Duration
90 minutes
Format
Multiple-choice and multiple-response questions
Passing score
700 on a 100-1,000 scale
Recommended experience
Up to 6 months of AWS Cloud exposure or equivalent foundational cloud knowledge
CertVector bank: 524 managed questions.
Last updated: Oct 4, 2026
Last reviewed: Oct 4, 2026
CLF-C02 domains
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Security and Compliance
30%
Shared responsibility, IAM, MFA, encryption, compliance resources, monitoring, and security-oriented AWS services.
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Cloud Technology and Services
34%
Core compute, storage, database, networking, management, monitoring, migration, analytics, and integration services.
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Billing, Pricing, and Support
12%
Pricing models, purchasing options, budgets, cost tools, support plans, Organizations, and AWS Marketplace.
Public demo
AWS Cloud Practitioner demo scenario
This is an original sample format preview. It is not pulled from the live question bank.
A startup wants object storage for static assets and wants to avoid managing servers. Which AWS service best fits the requirement?
A. Amazon S3
B. Amazon EC2 with attached EBS volumes
C. AWS Direct Connect
D. Amazon RDS
Show answer and rationale
Answer: A
Amazon S3 is managed object storage. It is a strong fit for static assets without operating compute instances or databases.
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Start with service-selection drills, review security and billing misses, then run timed checkpoints once the core AWS categories are familiar.