A company uses AWS Organizations. Each application team has its own account and limited access to a centralized shared services account. Teams need full access to manage (download, publish, grant) their own packages. Some common libraries must be shared with the entire organization. Which minimal-administration setup meets these needs? (Choose three.)
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Correct answer: Create a CodeArtifact domain in the shared services account and grant the organization Read and CreateRepository permissions on that domain., Create a CodeArtifact repository in each application team's account and grant that application team full read and write access to its repository., Create a CodeArtifact repository in the shared services account, grant the organization read access to that repository, and configure that shared repository as an upstream for each application team's repository..
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This setup leverages AWS CodeArtifact's hierarchical structure for efficient package management. Creating a CodeArtifact domain in the shared services account and granting the organization Read and CreateRepository permissions (A) allows each team to create their own repositories within this central domain, ensuring isolation while maintaining
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