SAP-C02 · Question #149
A company that designs multiplayer online games wants to expand its user base outside of Europe. The company transfers a significant amount of UDP traffic to Keep all the live and interactive…
The correct answer is B. Set up environments in multiple AWS Regions. To provide the lowest latency for a global multiplayer gaming platform expanding outside Europe, deploying environments in multiple AWS Regions is essential to bring game servers geographically closer to the worldwide user base.
Question
A company that designs multiplayer online games wants to expand its user base outside of Europe. The company transfers a significant amount of UDP traffic to Keep all the live and interactive sessions of the games. The company has plans for rapid expansion and wants to build its architecture to provide an optimized online experience to its users. Which architecture will meet these requirements with the LOWEST latency for users''
Options
- ASet up a Multi-AZ environment in a single AWS Region.
- BSet up environments in multiple AWS Regions.
- CSet up environments in multiple AWS Regions.
- DSet up a Multi-AZ environment in a single AWS Region.
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- B83% (20)
- C8% (2)
- D4% (1)
Why each option
To provide the lowest latency for a global multiplayer gaming platform expanding outside Europe, deploying environments in multiple AWS Regions is essential to bring game servers geographically closer to the worldwide user base.
A Multi-AZ environment within a single AWS Region provides high availability and fault tolerance within that region but does not reduce latency for users located far from that specific region.
Deploying environments in multiple AWS Regions allows the application to serve users from the nearest geographical location, significantly reducing network latency for a global user base and optimizing the online gaming experience.
This option is a duplicate of B, offering the same correct solution.
This option is a duplicate of A, offering a solution that does not meet the global low-latency requirement.
Concept tested: Global application deployment for low latency
Source: https://aws.amazon.com/global-infrastructure/
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