SAP-C02 Question 482
Select 3Your company operates a global e-commerce platform with customers in North America, Europe, and Asia. To provide low-latency access and high availability, you are tasked with designing a solution that ensures data sovereignty compliance for customers in each region while also reducing latency. Which of the following AWS design choices should you implement to achieve these goals?
- A
Deploy your application in multiple AWS Regions, with separate Amazon RDS instances for each region to comply with data sovereignty requirements.
- B
Use Amazon CloudFront with edge locations in all three regions to cache static content and reduce latency for end-users.
- C
Store all data in a single Amazon S3 bucket in one region and use cross-region replication to distribute data globally.
- D
Implement Amazon Global Accelerator to route user traffic to the nearest AWS Region hosting your application.
- E
Use AWS Outposts in each region to store customer data locally and ensure compliance with data sovereignty laws.
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Correct answers: A, B, D
Explanation
To meet the requirements of low-latency access and data sovereignty compliance, deploying applications in multiple AWS Regions ensures data can remain within the required jurisdiction. Using Amazon CloudFront improves latency by caching static content, while Amazon Global Accelerator optimizes routing for dynamic content. Storing all data in a single S3 bucket and relying on cross-region replication does not meet data sovereignty requirements. AWS Outposts is not required in this scenario since AWS Regions already provide the necessary infrastructure.
- A. Correct.
This is correct because deploying applications in multiple AWS Regions ensures that data can be localized to meet data sovereignty requirements. Separate RDS instances in each region help keep data within the region.
- B. Correct.
This is correct because Amazon CloudFront reduces latency by caching static content at edge locations close to users, improving performance for global customers.
- C. Incorrect.
This is incorrect because storing all data in a single Amazon S3 bucket in one region does not meet data sovereignty requirements, as data may be replicated to regions where it is not legally allowed.
- D. Correct.
This is correct because Amazon Global Accelerator optimizes routing by directing users to the nearest region hosting the application, reducing latency.
- E. Incorrect.
This is incorrect because AWS Outposts, while providing local data storage, is typically used for hybrid cloud scenarios and is not necessary when multiple AWS Regions are already being utilized.