Exam AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional SAP-C02 topic 1 question 514 discussion

A and E

Difficult one. Need E to protect traffic from onprem to AWS. Need A to access. However you would also need B to Sync the buckets across regions.

A. Implement S3 Multi-Region Access Points and B. Use S3 Cross-Region Replication (CRR) to copy content to different Regions. The combination of (A) and (B) allows the company to serve content from the closest region to the end-user and ensures that the data is replicated across multiple regions to support this. Multi-Region Access Points simplify the access and management of the data while CRR ensures that the content is available across these regions. This setup provides a straightforward and managed solution to meet the requirement of geographical content routing with minimal operational overhead. For all that voting for E... how does AWS DirectConnect and "LEAST operational overhead" fit toghether.

A: S3 Multi-Region Access Points allow customers to access Amazon S3 data from multiple AWS Regions with the lowest latency. These access points automatically route requests to the closest region based on the user's location. This helps optimize performance and increases reliability by dynamically routing traffic to the most optimal region. E: AWS PrivateLink ensures private connectivity between AWS services and on-premises resources without traversing the public internet. B: Although CRR replicates data across Regions, it does NOT optimize performance by routing users to the closest Region dynamically. C: While Lambda can handle some routing logic, this option adds more operational overhead compared to using built-in features like S3 Multi-Region Access Points. D: It can't be because one of the requirements is "without public internet exposure."

The company wants to improve the platform’s performance and reliability by serving content from the AWS Region that is geographically closest to customers: s3 multi region access point. (A) The company must route the on-premises data to Amazon S3 with minimal latency and without public internet exposure: PrivateLink and Direct Connect to the MRAP. (E)

Option A: Multi regional access points are mainly used to access S3 data across multiple regions, rather than solving data transmission problems. Option B: Allows companies to automatically asynchronously replicate data from S3 buckets to S3 buckets in other AWS regions. Option E: AWS PrivateLink provides a secure and private way to access AWS services without using the public Internet.

A and E is correct to meet latency and private network

A, E, for sure

A and B Multi-region access configuration allows content to be served from each region closest to the customer's AWS access using a cross-region replica of the AWS global network.