Exam AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02 topic 1 question 529 discussion

B. Global footprint

B. Global footprint The AWS global footprint consists of multiple regions and availability zones around the world, allowing customers to choose specific geographic locations for their data and applications. This helps companies comply with regulatory requirements that mandate data residency in particular regions.

Global footprint, known as Global Reach previously please help with discussion on 530 ~ 540. Thanks.

B. Global footprint AWS's global footprint includes multiple regions and availability zones, allowing companies to deploy their applications in specific geographic areas to meet regulatory and compliance requirements.

To meet regulatory requirements related to data sovereignty and geographic location, the company should focus on Availability within the AWS global infrastructure1. AWS Regions provide physical locations around the world, each containing multiple Availability Zones (AZs). These AZs are fully isolated partitions of infrastructure, allowing you to deploy applications across different AZs in the same region. By choosing the appropriate region, the company can ensure compliance with data residency laws and regulations specific to their geographic area23

B. Global footprint - Expanding infrastructure that spans across multiple geographic locations worldwide.

B is correct

B. Global footprint The AWS global footprint consists of multiple Regions and Availability Zones around the world. Each AWS Region is a separate geographic area that contains multiple, isolated locations known as Availability Zones. By choosing the appropriate AWS Region, the company can ensure that their application and data are hosted in a specific geographic location, thereby complying with regulatory requirements regarding data residency and locality.

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