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  • Section-Based – Accelerate Workload Migration MULTIPLE INCORRECT ANSWERS

  • Anonymous

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    August 1, 2024 at 6:40 am

    8. QUESTION

    Category: CSAP – Accelerate Workload Migration and Modernization

    A company recently launched its new e-commerce platform that is hosted on its on-premises data center. The webservers connect to a MySQL database. The e-commerce platform is quickly gaining popularity and the management is worried that the on-premises servers won’t be able to keep up with user traffic in the coming months. They decided to migrate the entire application to AWS to take advantage of the scalability of the cloud. The following are required for this migration:

    – Improve the security of the application.

    – Increase the reliability and availability of the application.

    – Reduce the latency between the users and the application.

    – Reduce the maintenance overhead after the migration to the cloud.

    Which of the following options should the Solutions Architect implement to meet the company’s requirements? (Select TWO.)

    ————————————————–Please note the observations———————————–

  • Create an Amazon S3 bucket to store the static contents and enable website hosting. To reduce the latency when serving content, set this bucket as the origin for an Amazon CloudFront distribution. Create AWS WAF rules to block common web exploits. (Static Website is wrong. This is a combo question – the second answer addresses dynamic website since this is an ecommerce. I think you intended this as “Create an S3 bucket only to host the static contents”)

  • Create an Auto Scaling of Amazon EC2 instances spread in two Availability Zones to host the web servers. Use an Amazon Aurora for MySQL with Multi-AZ enabled as the database. (Aurora for MySQL with Multi-AZ looks like an obvious typo. In your answer explanation you are clearly mentioning RDS MySQL Enabled. There is nothing called “Aurora for MySQL enabled”- thats an option for RDS.)
  • Neil-TutorialsDojo

    Member
    August 1, 2024 at 10:07 am

    Hello SalientListener,

    Thank you for your feedback.

    The option to create an Amazon S3 bucket for static content and enable website hosting is indeed intended to host the static content.
    As for your other concern, take note that Amazon Aurora (MySQL-compatible) is one of the available engine options for RDS databases. Additionally, you can choose to enable Multi-AZ deployments with this option for improved availability and reliability. So the term “Aurora for MySQL enabled” in the option refers to using Amazon Aurora, which is compatible with MySQL and supports multi-AZ deployments.

    I understand the original options and explanation may have been unclear, and we’ve updated the question to better reflect this information. Thank you.

    Regards,
    Neil @ tutorials dojo

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