Exam AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional topic 1 question 810 discussion

AB since the frontend is entirely static content hence the ideal use case for s3 web site hosting

A) if frontend is only HTML with JS , S3 + Cloudfront sounds good is usually use case B ) In reference of ALB of ECS of Backend use CloudFront reduce cost and add caching strategy C) migration frontend HTML + JS to ECS , more overhead and cost D ) autoscaling frontend HTML +JS ? Why ? not is correct and more cost E ) Backend to S3 ? not seems AB

it should be B&D. If the answer requires only one option then only A would be perfect. But the question requires two combine steps, then the combination of B&D makes most sense. It is typical Cloudfront + ALB + Auto Scaling solution. The combine of A & B can be redundant for B. Cloudfront for service API seems does not appear anywhere on AWS solution.

AB => javascript is js file which will be executed on client browser, so it is static file.

A: The front end servers are static and can be migrated to S3. Then create a CloudFront deployment and use S3 and an origin. B: The backend is dynamic content, which is behind and ALB. You set this ALB as an origin in the distribution. AWS exam questions are like this sometimes, asking you to do something similar in two different answers, like create a CloudFront distribution. But you have to put them into context, that AWS wants you to know that a CloudFront distribution is needed in both answers and that you need one or more origins. If they just said in answer B that you needed to create a second origin, then it's easier to know that answer A is right since it asked you to create the deployment with an origin. Anyways, AB is correct and the cheapest option to go with.

https://aws.amazon.com/pt/blogs/networking-and-content-delivery/deliver-your-apps-dynamic-content-using-amazon-cloudfront-getting-started-template/ "CloudFront to deliver both static and dynamic content using a single distribution, for dynamic and static websites and web applications." AB = 2 distribution and supposed to be 2 origins.

Only HTML and JavaScript -> no static for S3 -> answer BD

If both A and B, don't you have TWO CloudFront distributions? That's not reference... normally one with a static+dynamic origin would be correct. (?)

BD for me

AB E - eliminated since backend is is dynamic - cant use s3 website. Since S3 is cheaper than running instances on ASG: C and D are eliminated for the static front-end content. So the other answer is B - It will not save a lot of money since its a dynamic content but its the only valid answer.

AB for me

AB. Obviously

Cost optimiztion. A migration to s3. D autoscaling for Costa reduction

A and B look better looking at the thread

B and D look right

All dynamic material ** A - S3 is wrong answer

I dont understand answers here. How B can be correct? cloudfront is for frontend content not for backend content