Exam AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional topic 1 question 890 discussion

Both answers with provisioned IOPS don't scale on demand. Eliminate A and D. DynamoDB and S3 both use Gateway Endpoints, so it is B. For debate on Dynamo vs Document, it works in Mongo as key/value outside, so it will work with either Dynamo or Document. Would have gone with DocumentDB if not for provisioned IOPS and requirement it scale on-demand.

D, seems about right. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/documentdb/latest/developerguide/endpoints.html Cluster endpoint A cluster endpoint is an endpoint for an Amazon DocumentDB cluster that connects to the current primary instance for the cluster. Each Amazon DocumentDB cluster has a single cluster endpoint and one primary instance. In case of a failover, the cluster endpoint is remapped to the new primary instance. Vs Instance endpoint An instance endpoint is an endpoint that connects to a specific instance. Each instance in a cluster, regardless of whether it is a primary or replica instance, has its own unique instance endpoint. It is best to not use instance endpoints in your application. This is because they can change roles in case of a failover, thus requiring code changes in your application.

B) because *The database must be able to scale based on demand* this is a must to have requirement so change all legacy application code to persist and request data from/to dynamodb. question does not say to minimize development overhead sol.. poor developrs ✅✅

D, seems about right. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/documentdb/latest/developerguide/endpoints.html Cluster endpoint A cluster endpoint is an endpoint for an Amazon DocumentDB cluster that connects to the current primary instance for the cluster. Each Amazon DocumentDB cluster has a single cluster endpoint and one primary instance. In case of a failover, the cluster endpoint is remapped to the new primary instance. Adicionally reference use MongoDB how key value , migration not it's this case in question Then D

(B) Is correct based on the Original Author of this question. I didn't know you CANNOT connect to DocumentDB with either Interface or Gateway EP. I also DIDNT know you can choose a different Database (dynamo is purely Key/Value not Document) even though the question doesnt mention this.

I preferred D as the answer. First C is apparently wrong, DynamoDB ONLY supports gateway endpoint not supports interface endpoint. you can search dynamodb in this link https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/privatelink/aws-services-privatelink-support.html The question doesn't refer the bottleneck client meets, so we can not assume client needs on-demand capacity to improve the capacity during high peak time. so compatibility to mongodb makes sense to client.

I totally agree... B is the correct answer✅

Bad question. If a legacy application is written to use Mongo DB it will not work with DynamoDB. Yes it seems possible that the company we bought/lisenced that application could create a new version for DynamoDB as it only needs a key-value store. So we have to options: Convince and pay some third party to write a new version of the application that is compatible with DynamoDB or use DocumentDB Depending on that decision the answer would is B or D. In the meantime, until the new application for Dynamodb is available. I would suggest to use MongoDB. That is D.

I think B is correct, and ChatGPT also confirmed B. I am going with B

I'll go with B Why not A and D -> They use "provisioned IOPS", so they don't scale on demand. B-> DynamoDB works with key/value and uses Gateway Endpoints

D: Legacy application, You can not request the team to change all application to make request to dynamo instead of Mongo

Going for B https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/privatelink/aws-services-privatelink-support.html DynamoDB not supported by private link Gateway endpoint not relies on private link therefore B

"all Amazon EC2 instances must be hosted in a private subnet without an internet connection." It clearly states that it can not be a Gateway - it needs to be Interface endpoint - so C

B, DynamoDB uses Gateway Point to allow connection from VPC

B Vpc gateway

Vpc gateway + scale on demand + being exchanged over an AWS PrivateLink is also encrypted

Vpc gateway + scale on demand