Which part of the AWS Global Infrastructure does Amazon CloudFront use to cache copies of content for rapid delivery to global users?

The correct answer is A. Edge locations. Amazon CloudFront uses edge locations to cache copies of content. These edge locations are part of AWS's global infrastructure, designed to deliver content quickly to users by reducing latency and improving performance. By storing content closer to the users, CloudFront ensures r

Submitted by ngozi_ng· Mar 6, 2026Cloud Concepts

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AEdge locations
BAvailability Zones
CAWS Regions
DLocal Zones

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A
89% (47)
B
6% (3)
C
2% (1)
D
4% (2)

Explanation

Amazon CloudFront uses edge locations to cache copies of content. These edge locations are part of AWS's global infrastructure, designed to deliver content quickly to users by reducing latency and improving performance. By storing content closer to the users, CloudFront ensures rapid delivery of static and dynamic web content.

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