A healthcare provider is deploying an electronic health record (EHR) system on AWS. The system must meet two key requirements:
1. It must serve static images, such as patient X-rays, to practitioners worldwide with minimal delay.
2. The core database must remain operational even if a physical fire or power outage disables an entire data center facility within a single geographic area.
Which of the following AWS Global Infrastructure components should the provider implement to satisfy these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- AWS Edge Locations to cache the static patient images closer to global usersCevap
- Multiple Availability Zones within one AWS Region to host database replicas with automatic failoverCevap
- CMultiple AWS Regions to replicate database data synchronously for protection against single data center outages
- DAWS Outposts to automatically cache the patient images across all public AWS data centers
- EA single Availability Zone with data replicated to AWS Local Zones for database high availability
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The correct answers are AWS Edge Locations to cache images and multiple Availability Zones within one AWS Region.
AWS Edge Locations are the infrastructure components used by Amazon CloudFront to cache static files (like patient images) closer to users, minimizing latency. Multiple Availability Zones within a single AWS Region consist of distinct, isolated data centers with redundant infrastructure, allowing applications to remain operational even if a single facility experiences a disaster.
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AWS Global Infrastructure design principles for high availability (Availability Zones) and low-latency delivery (Edge Locations).
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