How does AWS Data Pipeline execute activities on on-premise resources or AWS resources that you manage?
By supplying a Task Runner package that can be installed on your on-premise hosts
None of these
By supplying a Task Runner file that the resources can access for execution
By supplying a Task Runner json script that can be installed on your on-premise hosts
Explanations:
AWS Data Pipeline uses a Task Runner package that can be installed on your on-premise hosts to execute activities. This package facilitates communication between the AWS Data Pipeline service and the on-premise resources, allowing the execution of tasks defined in the pipeline.
“None of these” is incorrect because option A provides a valid method for executing activities on on-premise resources.
A Task Runner file is not used for execution; instead, a Task Runner package is installed on the on-premise hosts to execute activities. Thus, this option does not accurately describe the process.
AWS Data Pipeline does not use a Task Runner JSON script for installation on on-premise hosts. Instead, a Task Runner package must be installed, which contains necessary components for task execution.
I rate that the answer is:
By supplying a Task Runner package that can be installed on your on-premise hosts