What does the team need to do to begin using X-Ray?
(Choose two.)
Log instrumentation output into an Amazon SQS queue.
Use a visualization tool to view application traces.
Instrument application code using the AWS SDK.
Install the X-Ray agent on the application servers.
Create an Amazon DynamoDB table to store the trace logs.
Explanations:
AWS X-Ray does not require logging instrumentation output into an Amazon SQS queue. Instead, it collects and analyzes trace data directly from the application.
While visualization tools like AWS X-Ray console provide trace analysis, it is not a requirement to begin using X-Ray. This option is useful for analysis but not part of the initial setup.
To use X-Ray, the application code must be instrumented with the AWS SDK or AWS X-Ray SDK. This is required to generate and send trace data to X-Ray for monitoring.
The X-Ray agent needs to be installed on application servers or containerized environments. This agent helps in collecting and sending trace data to AWS X-Ray.
AWS X-Ray does not require a DynamoDB table for storing trace logs. The traces are stored and processed by AWS X-Ray service itself.
I systematize that the answer is:
Instrument application code using the AWS SDK.