A multi-national logistics provider is launching a tracking application. The architecture must satisfy two distinct requirements:
1. Static assets (such as tracking portal images and stylesheets) must be cached and delivered with sub-millisecond latency to customers globally.
2. The core transactional database containing customer shipment records must be kept within a specific geographic area to comply with local data sovereignty regulations.
Which combination of AWS infrastructure components best addresses these requirements?
- AAWS Regions for caching static assets, and Availability Zones for database data sovereignty.
- BAvailability Zones for caching static assets, and Edge Locations for database data sovereignty.
- Edge Locations for caching static assets, and a specific AWS Region for database data sovereignty.Cevap
- DEdge Locations for caching static assets, and Amazon EBS volumes for database data sovereignty.
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Edge Locations for caching static assets, and a specific AWS Region for database data sovereignty.
Edge Locations are used to cache static assets close to end-users, ensuring sub-millisecond delivery latency. AWS Regions are independent geographic areas, and deploying resources in a specific Region guarantees that data remains in that Region, satisfying data sovereignty requirements.
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AWS Global Infrastructure components (Regions and Edge Locations) and their distinct use cases for data residency and latency optimization.
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