A start-up firm is using an AWS Organization for managing policies across its Development and Production accounts. The development account needs an EC2 dedicated host. The Production account has subscribed to an EC2 dedicated host for its application but is not currently using it. Sharing has NOT been enabled with the AWS Organization in AWS RAM. Which of the following can be done to share the Amazon EC2 dedicated host from the Production account to the Development account?

Answer options:

A.Remove both Development & Production Accounts from Organisation & then share resources between them.
B.Resources in the same organization are automatically shared without the need to accept the invitation of sharing resources.
C.Create a resource share in the production account and accept the invitation in the development account.
D.Remove the destination Development account from an Organisation & then share resources with it.

Correct Answer – C
For accounts that are part of the AWS Organization, Resource sharing can be done on an individual account basis if resource sharing is not enabled at the AWS Organisation level. With this, resources are shared within accounts as external accounts & an invitation needs to be accepted between these accounts to start resource sharing.
Option A is incorrect as removing both accounts from AWS Organization for Resource sharing is not a valid option.
Option B is incorrect because when sharing is not enabled in the Organization, resources are not automatically shared.
Option D is incorrect as removing a destination account from AWS Organisation is not required for resource sharing.
For more information on using AWS Resource Access Manager, refer to the following URL:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ram/latest/userguide/getting-started-sharing.html