A sovereign wealth fund based in Singapore is migrating its core financial reporting platform to AWS. To comply with national data sovereignty laws, all financial records must reside physically within Singapore. Additionally, the platform must be highly available and resilient against localized power grid or cooling failures. Which of the following infrastructure designs satisfies these requirements?
- Deploy the application across multiple Availability Zones within the Singapore Region.Answer
- BDeploy the application across multiple AWS Regions within Southeast Asia to distribute the workload.
- CDeploy the application in a single Availability Zone and replicate data to Edge Locations situated throughout Asia.
- DDeploy the application across multiple data centers inside a single Availability Zone to ensure physical isolation.
Answer
Deploy the application across multiple Availability Zones within the Singapore Region.
The correct architecture uses multiple Availability Zones within the Singapore Region. This keeps the data within the national boundary of Singapore to satisfy compliance laws, while leveraging the physical separation, independent power, and cooling of multiple Availability Zones to ensure high availability and disaster resilience.
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Key Concept
AWS Regions provide data sovereignty and residency boundaries, while Availability Zones provide fault isolation and high availability within a Region.