Which combination of steps should the database specialist take to meet these requirements?
(Choose three.)
Create an automated snapshot. Share the snapshot from the production account to the development account.
Create a manual snapshot. Share the snapshot from the production account to the development account.
Share the snapshot that is encrypted by using the development account default KMS encryption key.
Share the snapshot that is encrypted by using the production account custom KMS encryption key.
Allow the development account to access the production account KMS encryption key.
Allow the production account to access the development account KMS encryption key.
Explanations:
Automated snapshots cannot be shared across AWS accounts unless they are shared manually after being converted to manual snapshots.
Manual snapshots can be shared between AWS accounts. The database specialist should create a manual snapshot and then share it with the development account.
The snapshot must be shared with the KMS encryption key from the production account, not the development account’s default key.
The snapshot must be encrypted with the production account’s KMS key to ensure secure access by the development account.
The development account must be granted access to the production account’s KMS key for decryption to occur when the snapshot is restored.
The production account does not need access to the development account’s KMS key. The focus should be on granting the development account access to the production account’s KMS key.
I assess that the answer is:
Create a manual snapshot. Share the snapshot from the production account to the development account.