Exam AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate SAA-C03 topic 1 question 721 discussion

Lambda looks like a better option

Lambda serverless, scalable, minimal infrastructure, handling hundreds of requests per second

A: auto-scaling of EC2 instances - Lot of overhead + Infra B: The company selected one component of the web application to test as a microservice. The component supports hundreds of requests each second. > lastic Beanstalk is a bad choice if you need worker processes. The whole point of a worker process is to perform a task in the background without slowing down your main web app. But Elastic Beanstalk doesn't support this option in a scalable way. Also, they want to test just 1 selected microservice and I think it's a bit of overkill to do it using Elastic Beanstalk. Happy to be challenged though! C: self-managed EC2 instances > infra + operational overhead D: Lambda supports Python, microservice should be quicker than 15 mins, worst case scenario the test will fail.. (that's the purpose tests are conducted for anyway..) I'd go for D

microservice => EKS, ECS

C is the correct answer. The best way to deploy microservice is to use container-based service

Best answer is C. The application is a large-scale we app as mentioned in the question.

C is the correct answer. The best way to deploy microservice is to use container-based service such as EKS or ECS. So C is great

EBS for minimal infra maintenance