Exam AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner topic 1 question 93 discussion

it says... " ...local system interdependencies that require low latency..." ==> C

AWS Outposts

AWS Outposts

"Local system" => Outposts

I Think AWS Lambda why because of in lambda ,we can write , read , store and run our code application with less cost .

local system interdependencies ==> C

BECAUSE IT'S LOCAL

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https://d1.awsstatic.com/product-marketing/Outposts/TrulyConsistentHybridCloud.pdf

C. AWS Outposts: AWS Outposts brings AWS infrastructure and services to a company's on-premises data centers or co-location facilities. It allows the company to run AWS services locally on Outposts with the same APIs, tools, and hardware as in the AWS Cloud. With AWS Outposts, the company can process data, store data, and run applications on-premises while still benefiting from the AWS ecosystem and services.

C. AWS Outposts

sure answer c

Lambda? really? AWS Outposts is the way

I am thinking about D. Since AWS claims "Snowball Edge Compute Optimized devices provide 52 vCPUs, block and object storage, and an optional GPU for use cases like advanced machine learning and full motion video analysis in disconnected environments. You can use these devices for data collection, machine learning and processing, and storage in environments with intermittent connectivity (like manufacturing, industrial, and transportation) or in extremely remote locations (like military or maritime operations) before shipping them back to AWS."

Sure answer is C

A - edge computing. No B - Serverless computing. No C - extend AWS infra to on-premise for a hybrid experience D - data transfer device Answer: C

The AWS service that the company should use to meet these requirements is C. AWS Outposts. AWS Outposts is a fully-managed service that extends AWS infrastructure, services, APIs, and tools to virtually any datacenter, co-location space, or on-premises facility for a truly consistent hybrid experience. With AWS Outposts, the company can run AWS services locally, including compute, storage, database, and analytics, while seamlessly connecting to AWS services in the cloud. This means that the company can process data, store data, and run applications with local system interdependencies that require low latency using AWS Outposts, which is located within their own datacenters or facilities. With AWS Outposts, the company can avoid the latency and data transfer costs that come with using cloud services located far away from their factories.