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Amazon Web Services AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C03) SAA-C03 Question # 138 Topic 14 Discussion

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Amazon Web Services AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C03) SAA-C03 Question # 138 Topic 14 Discussion

SAA-C03 Exam Topic 14 Question 138 Discussion:
Question #: 138
Topic #: 14

A company runs a web application that stores user-generated images. The application currently stores 500 GB of images. The average file size of the images is 2 MB. The company expects the total amount of images to grow to 2 TB within 6 months. The application needs to serve all stored images with low latency to users from around the world.

Which storage solution will meet these requirements MOST cost-effectively?
A.

Store images in Amazon EBS volumes that are attached to multiple Amazon EC2 instances across multiple AWS Regions. Serve the content locally based on each user ' s location.

B.

Store images in an Amazon S3 bucket. Integrate the S3 bucket with Amazon CloudFront. Integrate the web application with a CloudFront endpoint to provide global access.

C.

Store the images in an Amazon EFS file system. Use the Standard storage class with Regional access. Enable cross-Region replication to provide high availability and global access.

D.

Deploy Amazon FSx for Windows File Server in two AWS Regions. Set up Windows File Server Replication across Regions to provide global access.

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Actual exam question for Amazon Web Services SAA-C03 exam by Hale58450 at Apr 16, 2026, 8:10:37 AM

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