What is the primary purpose of deploying an application across multiple Availability Zones in an AWS Region?

To comply with data residency requirements

To increase the fault tolerance and availability of the application

To reduce network latency for global users

To simplify IAM policy management

What is the recommended practice for managing IAM access keys?

Create access keys for the root user

Store access keys in source code for convenience

Use the same access key for all users

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Task 1.1: Design Secure Access to AWS Resources SAA-C03 Practice Questions (Page 8)

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What is the primary purpose of deploying an application across multiple Availability Zones in an AWS Region?

What is the recommended practice for managing IAM access keys?

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