Question 150
For the following requirement, which AWS concept gives the most accurate explanation? A startup wants to serve customers in distant geographic markets without building a separate data center on each continent.
Explanation
Correct Answer
AWS Regions provide geographic locations where suitable services can be deployed closer to customers. This is the best underlying concept for the stated situation. AWS Regions provide geographic locations where suitable services can be deployed closer to customers. The key business clue is: Look for user geography, latency requirements, and service availability in candidate Regions. A suitable choice is: Deploy eligible application components in Regions that support the intended customers and requirements. An expected result is: Users in target markets see reduced network distance while the application remains accessible. Important limitation: A Region choice does not by itself satisfy every local data-residency regulation.
Incorrect Answers
Cloud providers can pass economies-of-scale advantages through their service pricing models. That addresses a different mechanism; this question turns on AWS Regions provide geographic locations where suitable services can.
Managed cloud services can reduce the customer's routine infrastructure administration burden. In the present case the governing issue is AWS Regions provide geographic locations where suitable services can, which this does not resolve.
Distributing workloads across multiple Availability Zones can improve high availability. It does not verify the requested outcome; here the decisive check concerns AWS Regions provide geographic locations where suitable services can.