SOA-C02 · Question #531
A company stores data in Amazon S3 buckets that are provisioned in three separate AWS Regions. The data is copied from the S3 buckets to the data center over the public internet using a VPN. The…
The correct answer is C. Establish an AWS Direct Connect link to one of the Regions. Create a private virtual interface. To setup a Direct Connect to one or more VPC in many different regions (same account), you must use a Direct Connect Gateway 1) create one AWS Direct Connect in one region 2) create one Direct Connect Gateway 3) create Private virtual interface to VPCs in regions
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A company stores data in Amazon S3 buckets that are provisioned in three separate AWS Regions. The data is copied from the S3 buckets to the data center over the public internet using a VPN. The SysOps administrator notices that, occasionally, the transfers take longer than usual, and determines the issue is congestion within the company's ISP network. What is the MOST cost-effective approach the administrator can take to ensure consistent transfer times from S3 to the data center?
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- AEstablish an AWS Direct Connect link to each Region. Create a private virtual interface over each
- BEstablish an AWS Direct Connect link to each Region. Create a public virtual interface over each
- CEstablish an AWS Direct Connect link to one of the Regions. Create a private virtual interface
- DEstablish an AWS Direct Connect link to one of the Regions. Create a public virtual interface over
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(35 responses)- A6% (2)
- B9% (3)
- C83% (29)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
To setup a Direct Connect to one or more VPC in many different regions (same account), you must use a Direct Connect Gateway 1) create one AWS Direct Connect in one region 2) create one Direct Connect Gateway 3) create Private virtual interface to VPCs in regions
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