D-ECS-DS-23 · Question #139
For ECS clusters handling media streaming, which client protocol provides efficient, continuous data transfer?
The correct answer is C. HTTP/2. HTTP/2 is correct because it supports multiplexing - sending multiple streams of data over a single connection simultaneously - making it ideal for continuous, efficient media delivery in ECS-based streaming architectures. FTP (A) is a file transfer protocol designed for…
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For ECS clusters handling media streaming, which client protocol provides efficient, continuous data transfer?
Options
- AFTP
- BSSH
- CHTTP/2
- DSNMP
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(22 responses)- A5% (1)
- B5% (1)
- C91% (20)
Explanation
HTTP/2 is correct because it supports multiplexing - sending multiple streams of data over a single connection simultaneously - making it ideal for continuous, efficient media delivery in ECS-based streaming architectures. FTP (A) is a file transfer protocol designed for discrete file uploads/downloads, not real-time streaming. SSH (B) is a secure shell protocol for remote access and tunneling, not data streaming. SNMP (D) is a network management protocol used for monitoring devices, not transferring media content.
Memory tip: Think "HTTP/2 = 2x the streams" - its multiplexing capability is what makes it the go-to for modern streaming workloads. When you see "continuous data transfer" on an exam, HTTP/2 is almost always the answer over legacy protocols.
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