Your company Is moving towards tracking web page users with a small tracking
Image loaded on each page Currently you are serving this image out of US-East, but are starting to get
concerned about the time It takes to load the image for users on the west coast.
What are the two best ways to speed up serving this image?
Choose 2 answers
A.
Use Route 53’s Latency Based Routing and serve the image out of US-West-2 as well as US-East-1
B.
Serve the image out through CloudFront
C.
Serve the image out of S3 so that it isn’t being served oft of your web application tier
D.
Use EBS PIOPs to serve the image faster out of your EC2 instances
I believe the best answer is A & B. Cloudfront gets the image closer to the user and Route53 ensures the best connection based on network latency. Option D does not address the issue.
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Agree. CloudFront is a type of CDN and caches static content as well.
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D isn’t the best option, as static web content is best served on CloudFront, not EBS volumes. I agree that A & B are correct.
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This question was on the SAA exam! A and B are correct.
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A & B
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A & B
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A & B is Correct
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A & B
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A & B
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A,B
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B and C – If you are using cloud front best thing to do is to use S3 also. (made for each other).
Why would you take extra steps to use US-West etc – CDN will take care of it all.
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A.
Use Route 53’s Latency Based Routing and serve the image out of US-West-2 as well as US-East-1
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Serve the image out through CloudFront
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