1Z0-1151-25 Question 21
Select 2An eCommerce company hosts its storefront and customer data on AWS but wants to perform real-time analytics using Oracle Autonomous Database on OCI. They must ensure secure connectivity, minimal latency, and a cost-optimized solution. Which two approaches would best meet these requirements?
- A
Establish private connectivity using AWS Direct Connect together with Oracle FastConnect in a colocation facility.
- B
Use Oracle Database Service for AWS to seamlessly connect AWS workloads to Autonomous Database in OCI.
- C
Export data daily to on-premises storage, then use public internet to push it into OCI.
- D
Implement Oracle Interconnect for Azure to route traffic from AWS into Autonomous Database in OCI.
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Correct answers: A, B
Explanation
Common multicloud use cases for OCI and AWS typically focus on achieving private, low-latency connectivity. Using AWS Direct Connect with Oracle FastConnect or leveraging Oracle Database Service for AWS are recognized best practices, as documented in Oracle� Multicloud Architecture Guides. These approaches minimize latency, enhance security, and simplify operations for real-time data ingestion and analytics.
- A. Correct.
Correct. Combining AWS Direct Connect and Oracle FastConnect in a mutual colocation facility is a common practice for low-latency, private connectivity in a multicloud environment. This approach ensures secure, high-throughput data transfer between AWS and OCI.
- B. Correct.
Correct. Oracle Database Service for AWS simplifies multicloud architectures by automatically configuring a private connection between OCI and AWS. It reduces overhead and offers automated connectivity for Autonomous Database in OCI.
- C. Incorrect.
Incorrect. Exporting data to an on-premises system and then pushing it over the public internet would add unnecessary steps and increase latency. It also introduces potential security risks by sending data over a public channel.
- D. Incorrect.
Incorrect. Oracle Interconnect for Azure is designed for OCI�Azure integration. It does not provide a direct solution for AWS integrations, so routing AWS traffic through Azure would not be optimal or recommended.