A company needs to deploy a GenAI model for a real-time fraud detection system. The system requires extremely low latency (under 50ms) and must process millions of transactions per day. The company has a dedicated team to manage infrastructure. Which deployment strategy is most appropriate?

Use a batch processing job that runs every few minutes.

Use Amazon Bedrock with on-demand mode.

Use Amazon Bedrock with provisioned throughput.

Self-host the model on Amazon SageMaker with real-time endpoints.

A company wants to deploy a generative AI chatbot for customer support. During requirements analysis, which activity best captures the technical constraints that will shape the solution design?

Reviewing the existing IT infrastructure and integration points

Creating a marketing plan for the new chatbot feature

Interviewing customer support agents about their daily workflow

Estimating the total number of customer support tickets per month

A team is designing a GenAI solution that ingests documents from an S3 bucket, processes them with a foundation model on Amazon Bedrock, and stores the results in a database. The architect needs to document the design. What is the most important information to include in the architectural design document?

The data flow, component interactions, and how the design meets business requirements.

The specific instance types for all compute resources.

The estimated cost of the solution.

The names of the development team members.

A team is documenting the architecture for a GenAI application. The application uses a shared prompt template and a common data pipeline. The architect wants to ensure that the documentation is useful for future development teams. What should the architect include in the documentation?

A description of the shared components, their interfaces, and how they are used by different parts of the application.

The personal contact information of the original developers.

A list of all AWS services used, without any explanation of how they interact.

A detailed history of all changes made to the prompt template.

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Task 1.1: Analyze Requirements and Design GenAI Solutions. AIP-C01 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Part of the Content Domain 1: Foundation Model Integration, Data Management, and Compliance domain, which accounts for 31% of the AIP-C01 exam.

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Business and technical requirements analysis
Foundation model selection criteria
Integration patterns for GenAI
Deployment strategies for GenAI
Architectural design documentation
Proof-of-concept planning
POC implementation with Amazon Bedrock
POC evaluation and decision-making
Standardized component design
AWS Well-Architected Framework application
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A company needs to deploy a GenAI model for a real-time fraud detection system. The system requires extremely low latency (under 50ms) and must process millions of transactions per day. The company has a dedicated team to manage infrastructure. Which deployment strategy is most appropriate?
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A company wants to deploy a generative AI chatbot for customer support. During requirements analysis, which activity best captures the technical constraints that will shape the solution design?
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8application · medium
A team is designing a GenAI solution that ingests documents from an S3 bucket, processes them with a foundation model on Amazon Bedrock, and stores the results in a database. The architect needs to document the design. What is the most important information to include in the architectural design document?
Select an answer first
9application · medium
A team is documenting the architecture for a GenAI application. The application uses a shared prompt template and a common data pipeline. The architect wants to ensure that the documentation is useful for future development teams. What should the architect include in the documentation?
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When applying the AWS Well-Architected Framework to a generative AI solution, which pillar is most directly concerned with protecting data and managing access?
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A company needs to deploy a GenAI model for a real-time fraud detection system. The system requires extremely low latency (under 50ms) and must process millions of transactions per day. The company has a dedicated team to manage infrastructure. Which deployment strategy is most appropriate?

A company wants to deploy a generative AI chatbot for customer support. During requirements analysis, which activity best captures the technical constraints that will shape the solution design?

A team is documenting the architecture for a GenAI application. The application uses a shared prompt template and a common data pipeline. The architect wants to ensure that the documentation is useful for future development teams. What should the architect include in the documentation?

When applying the AWS Well-Architected Framework to a generative AI solution, which pillar is most directly concerned with protecting data and managing access?

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