What does the `configure` command allow an Administrator to do when setting up the AWS CLI?
(Choose two.)
Decide which VPC to create instances in.
Designate the format of the response to CLI commands.
Choose the default EC2 instance.
Encrypt the CLI commands.
Designate the default region.
Explanations:
Theconfigurecommand does not allow the Administrator to decide which VPC to create instances in. VPC selection is typically done at the instance creation stage, not during the AWS CLI configuration.
Theconfigurecommand allows the Administrator to specify the output format for CLI responses, such as JSON, text, or table. This is part of setting up the CLI environment for user preferences.
Theconfigurecommand does not let the Administrator choose a default EC2 instance. EC2 instances are created based on specified parameters during the instance launch process, not configured in the AWS CLI setup.
Theconfigurecommand does not provide functionality to encrypt CLI commands. While security measures like using IAM roles or policies can secure AWS resources, encryption of CLI commands is not a feature of the configuration process.
Theconfigurecommand allows the Administrator to designate a default region for AWS CLI commands. This setting determines the region where commands will be executed unless specified otherwise in individual commands.
I believe the answer is:
Designate the format of the response to CLI commands.