What is an Availability Zone (AZ) in AWS?

A global edge location used to cache content for faster delivery.

A geographic area that contains multiple AWS Regions.

A single data center or a group of data centers within a Region, isolated from other AZs.

A virtual network that spans multiple Regions for private connectivity.

What is the primary use case for AWS Wavelength?

To provide a private connection between a customer's data center and AWS.

To run applications that require ultra-low latency at the edge of 5G networks.

To provide long-term archival storage for compliance data.

To host static websites with global content delivery.

What is a Point of Presence (PoP) in the AWS global network?

A location that provides a direct connection to AWS for hybrid cloud architectures.

A location that includes edge locations and regional edge caches for content delivery.

A logical grouping of AWS accounts for consolidated billing.

A data center that hosts EC2 instances for customers.

Why might a customer choose a specific AWS Region for data storage?

To reduce the cost of data transfer to edge locations.

To gain access to a larger number of Availability Zones.

To ensure the data is automatically backed up to all other Regions.

To comply with data residency requirements that mandate data stay within a certain country.

A media company serves video content to a global audience. The company wants to reduce buffering and improve download speeds for users regardless of their location. The application data is stored in an S3 bucket in the us-east-1 Region. Which AWS global infrastructure feature should the company use to achieve this?

Deploy an Amazon CloudFront distribution with edge locations in multiple geographic areas.

Use AWS Global Accelerator to route users to the S3 bucket.

Create a new S3 bucket in each AWS Region and manually upload content.

Replicate the S3 bucket to every AWS Region.

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A media company serves video content to a global audience. The company wants to reduce buffering and improve download speeds for users regardless of their location. The application data is stored in an S3 bucket in the us-east-1 Region. Which AWS global infrastructure feature should the company use to achieve this?
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