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NSE 7 - Public Cloud Security 7.6.4 Architect Exam Materials-Question 26 Discussion
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Refer to the exhibit. You are tasked to deploy a FortiGate VM with private and public subnets in Amazon Web Services (AWS). You examined the variables.tf file. Assume that all the other terraform files are in place. What will be the final result after running the terraform init and terraform apply commands? (Choose one answer)

  • A. Terraform will not deploy a FortiGate VM.
  • B. Terraform will deploy a FortiGate VM in the eu-West-1a availability zone without any subnets.
  • C. Terraform will deploy a FortiGate VM in the eu-West-1 region with private and public subnets.
  • D. Terraform will deploy a FortiGate VM in the eu-West-1a availability zone with two subnets and BYOL license.
Correct Answer: A

Brave-Dump Clients Votes

A 66.67%
C 33.33%

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Andreas Andreou 2025-09-17 10:11:20

Selected Answers: C


Study Guide P66-69
  • Brave-Dumps.com Admin 2025-09-17 16:04:47
    Thank you, dear Andreas.

alex silva 2025-09-17 23:35:13

Selected Answers: A


In a real AWS deployment, you cannot mix a license type with an incompatible AMI image. Terraform Apply will attempt to create the resource using the provided values, the BYOL license, and the PAYG AMI. AWS will reject this combination, and the deployment will fail with a validation error.
I still believe the answer is A.

Anonymous User 2026-05-31 13:28:55

Selected Answers: A


I'm with Alex on this one, answer should be A.

It is really suspicious that they explicitly added the comment "AMIs are for FGTVM-AWS(PAYG) - 7.6.0" after defining "license_type = byol".

If fgtvmami points to PAYG AMI while the license_type is BYOL, AWS marketplace will detect the incompatibility and deployment will fail.