A logistics company is deploying a fleet of delivery tracking applications on Amazon EC2. The applications require two types of storage:
1. A high-performance block storage volume attached to a single EC2 instance that holds transaction logs and must persist if the instance is stopped or restarted.
2. A fully managed shared file system that can be accessed concurrently by multiple EC2 instances across multiple Availability Zones to store shared configuration and report templates.
Which TWO AWS storage services should the company select to meet these requirements?
- Amazon EBSCevap
- Amazon EFSCevap
- CAmazon EC2 Instance Store
- DAmazon S3
- EAWS Storage Gateway
Cevap
Amazon EBS and Amazon EFS
Amazon EBS is the correct choice for persistent block storage for an EC2 instance, ensuring logs are preserved during instance stops. Amazon EFS is correct for a shared file system that must be accessed concurrently by multiple EC2 instances across multiple Availability Zones.
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Selecting the appropriate AWS storage services (block versus file) based on application requirements for persistence and multi-instance sharing.