SAP-C02 · Question #828
A company has a static web application that gives users the ability to upload short videos. The website experiences variable traffic with peaks during certain months. The application runs on Amazon…
The correct answer is C. Host the static website on an Amazon S3 bucket. Store uploaded videos in a separate S3 bucket. Hosting the static website on an Amazon S3 bucket is an ideal choice for a static web application because S3 is cost-effective, scalable, and managed. Storing uploaded videos in a separate S3 bucket provides a reliable storage solution. By using S3 Event Notifications, the…
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A company has a static web application that gives users the ability to upload short videos. The website experiences variable traffic with peaks during certain months. The application runs on Amazon EC2 instances in an Auto Scaling group behind an Application Load Balancer (ALB). The application stores the videos on Amazon EBS volumes. The company uses custom recognition software to categorize the videos. The company wants to rearchitect the application to use AWS managed services where possible. The company also wants stop using the third-party software for video categorization. Which solution meets these requirements?
Options
- ADeploy the application on Amazon ECS with the EC2 launch type. Configure the application to
- BHost the application on an AWS Batch environment that uploads and stores videos in Amazon
- CHost the static website on an Amazon S3 bucket. Store uploaded videos in a separate S3 bucket.
- DDeploy the application in an AWS Elastic Beanstalk environment that uses EC2 instances in an
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(22 responses)- A5% (1)
- B9% (2)
- C64% (14)
- D23% (5)
Explanation
Hosting the static website on an Amazon S3 bucket is an ideal choice for a static web application because S3 is cost-effective, scalable, and managed. Storing uploaded videos in a separate S3 bucket provides a reliable storage solution. By using S3 Event Notifications, the company can trigger an event to an Amazon SQS queue when new videos are uploaded. AWS Lambda can then process these SQS messages and call the Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth API to categorize the videos, which removes the need for the third-party software for video categorization. This solution minimizes the infrastructure management burden by leveraging managed services and provides a scalable, serverless architecture.
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