A media streaming company wants to run single-digit millisecond latency-sensitive applications for users in a specific metropolitan area, while also caching video content globally. Which two AWS Global Infrastructure components should the company use to meet these requirements?
- AWS Local Zones to run application workloads close to end-users in the specific metropolitan areaAnswer
- AWS Edge Locations to cache video content globally using Amazon CloudFrontAnswer
- CAWS Outposts to automatically cache global video content at public internet service providers (ISPs)
- DAWS Regions to deploy compute resources directly inside the end-users' local offices
- EAvailability Zones to act as local caches distributed inside metropolitan residential areas
Answer
AWS Local Zones and AWS Edge Locations
AWS Local Zones allow running latency-sensitive application workloads close to end-users in specific metropolitan areas. AWS Edge Locations cache video content globally via Amazon CloudFront, reducing latency for media retrieval.
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Key Concept
AWS Global Infrastructure components (Local Zones and Edge Locations)