A. 1. Configure VPC flow logs to capture the data that flows in the VPC.
2. Send the data to an Amazon S3 bucket.
3. In the monitoring account, extract the data that flows to the EC2 instance’s IP address and filter the traffic for the UDP data.
4. Provide the data to the third-party vendor.
B. 1. Configure a traffic mirror filter to capture the UDP data.
2. Configure Traffic Mirroring to capture the traffic for the EC2 instance’s elastic network interface.
3. Configure a packet inspection package on a new EC2 instance in the production environment. Use the elastic network interface of the new EC2 instance as the target for the traffic mirror.
4. Extract the data by using the packet inspection package.
5. Provide the data to the third-party vendor.
C. 1. Configure a traffic mirror filter to capture the UDP data.
2. Configure Traffic Mirroring to capture the traffic for the EC2 instance’s elastic network interface.
3. Configure a packet inspection package on a new EC2 instance in the monitoring account. Use the elastic network interface of the new EC2 instance as the target for the traffic mirror.
4. Extract the data by using the packet inspection package.
5. Provide the data to the third-party vendor.
D. 1. Create a new Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) volume. Attach the EBS volume to the EC2 instance.
2. Log in to the EC2 instance in the production environment. Run the tcpdump command to capture the UDP data on the EBS volume.
3. Export the data from the EBS volume to Amazon S3.
4. Provide the data to the third-party vendor.