Practice Tests for AWS SOA

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About this app

An alarm fires. Where is the cause, and what do you do first? All four options look right, but only one is.
This app covers all five domains of the AWS Certified CloudOps Engineer - Associate (SOA-C03) exam, at the real exam's weighting, five questions at a time.

SOA-C03 replaced the SysOps Administrator - Associate exam (SOA-C02) in September 2025. Where SAA asks which design to choose, SOA asks how you configure it, how you monitor it, and how you fix it when it breaks. A CloudWatch alarm stuck in INSUFFICIENT_DATA, a CloudFormation stack in UPDATE_ROLLBACK_FAILED, an instance that will not show up in Session Manager: knowing what to do in moments like these is what the exam tests.

■ The same five domains, in the same proportions as the real exam

- Monitoring, Logging, Analysis, Remediation, and Performance Optimization (22%)
- Reliability and Business Continuity (22%)
- Deployment, Provisioning, and Automation (22%)
- Security and Compliance (16%)
- Networking and Content Delivery (18%)

The top three domains are tied at 22%, so one strong area is not enough to pass. Your progress by domain maps directly onto the real exam, so your gaps show up as numbers.

■ What you get

[Built by a developer who holds all 12 AWS certifications]
Every question, option and explanation was written by a developer who has earned all 12 AWS certifications.

[Learn why the other options are wrong]
The most common complaint about practice tests is shallow explanations. Every one of the 300 questions here explains not only why the answer is right but why the most tempting wrong options are wrong. Metric filters do not apply to past log data; gateway endpoints only exist for S3 and DynamoDB. You learn to tell similar options apart.

[Troubleshooting and LEAST operational overhead]
SOA is full of questions that ask for the most likely cause, or for the option with the least operational overhead. The wrong answers here are built the same way: they work, but they leave manual steps or scripts to maintain.

[Aligned with exam guide v1.1 (June 2026)]
Every question is checked by script against the official in-scope and out-of-scope service lists, so out-of-scope services never appear in answers, distractors, or explanations. Content new in SOA-C03 is covered, including the CloudWatch agent on ECS and EKS, the AWS CDK, multi-account governance, and CloudWatch network monitoring.

[No outdated knowledge]
Retired and closed services (OpsWorks, Systems Manager Incident Manager, CloudTrail Lake and more) and old service names are left out. Questions follow today's defaults: launch templates instead of launch configurations, IMDSv2, default S3 encryption.

[One set per train stop]
Five questions per set: a commute or a lunch break is enough.

[Progress that only goes up]
Every question you answer correctly is recorded once, whether you solved it in domain practice or Random Practice.

[Finish with exam-style practice]
Random Practice draws 5 to 10 questions from all five domains in the real exam's proportions.

[Works offline]
All questions are stored in the app. After download, no connection is needed.

[10 languages]
Questions, options, and explanations in English, Japanese, Spanish, German, French and more: 10 languages in all. Switch at any time and solve the same question in another language.

[No sign-up]
No account and no login. Install and start with question one.

■ Who it is for

- Anyone preparing for AWS Certified CloudOps Engineer - Associate (SOA-C03)
- SAA holders aiming for their next certification
- Anyone who studied with SysOps (SOA-C02) material and wants to cover what changed in C03
- Engineers who run AWS at work but have gaps outside their own services
- Anyone who wants to turn spare minutes into study time

■ Please note

This is an unofficial study app. AWS and Amazon Web Services are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. Always check the official AWS website for the latest exam information and exam scope.

What’s new

Fresh new look: colors and icon inspired by the AWS Certification badge.