An e-learning platform hosting its application in the us-east-1 Region wants to ensure its static study materials are delivered with the lowest possible latency to students worldwide. Additionally, the platform's web servers must survive the failure of a single data center facility within us-east-1. Which combination of AWS global infrastructure components should the platform utilize to meet these requirements?
- AWS Edge Locations to cache static content globally, and multiple Availability Zones to deploy redundant web servers.Cevap
- BMultiple AWS Regions to cache static content globally, and a single Availability Zone with multiple Edge Locations to host the web servers.
- CMultiple Availability Zones to cache static content globally, and multiple Edge Locations to host the web servers.
- DAWS Outposts to cache static content globally, and AWS Local Zones to run the web servers.
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AWS Edge Locations to cache static content globally, and multiple Availability Zones to deploy redundant web servers.
The correct option correctly identifies the distinct roles of AWS Edge Locations and Availability Zones. AWS Edge Locations are distributed globally to cache content close to users, minimizing latency. Availability Zones are isolated locations within an AWS Region consisting of one or more physical data centers, providing high availability and fault tolerance against facility-level outages when applications are deployed across them.
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AWS Global Infrastructure Components (Availability Zones vs. Edge Locations)