Customers are reporting very high latencies when accessing an application from the United States. The application is currently running in a single region in Europe.
What should the organization do?
A.
Set up a new billing account in the United States.
B.
Run the application in additional zones in the European region.
C.
Run the application in additional regions in Europe.
D.
Run a replica of the application in a region in the United States.
D. Run a replica of the application in a region in the United States.
High latency occurs because the application is hosted in a single region in Europe, and users in the United States experience delays due to the physical distance and network latency.
The best way to reduce latency for U.S. customers is to deploy a replica of the application in a region closer to them (in the United States). This allows the traffic from U.S. users to be served locally, reducing latency.
Why not the other options?
A. Set up a new billing account in the United States:
This has no impact on the application's latency or performance. It only relates to billing.
B. Run the application in additional zones in the European region:
Adding zones improves redundancy within the same region but does not address the latency issue for users in the United States.
C. Run the application in additional regions in Europe:
Deploying in multiple European regions might improve resilience for European users but will not reduce latency for U.S.-based users.
Deploying a replica in the U.S. region directly addresses the root cause: geographic proximity.
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