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QUESTION 263
A solutions architect is designing a multi-Region disaster recovery solution for an application that will provide public API access.
The application will use Amazon EC2 instances with a userdata script to load application code and an Amazon RDS for MySQL database.
The Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is 3 hours and the Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is 24 hours.
Which architecture would meet these requirements at the LOWEST cost?

A.    Use an Application Load Balancer for Region failover.
Deploy new EC2 instances with the userdata script.
Deploy separate RDS instances in each Region
B.    Use Amazon Route 53 for Region failover.
Deploy new EC2 instances with the userdata script.
Create a read replica of the RDS instance in a backup Region
C.    Use Amazon API Gateway for the public APIs and Region failover.
Deploy new EC2 instances with the userdata script.
Create a MySQL read replica of the RDS instance in a backup Region
D.    Use Amazon Route 53 for Region failover.
Deploy new EC2 instances with the userdata scnpt for APIs, and create a snapshot of the RDS instance daily for a backup.
Replicate the snapshot to a backup Region

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2020/July New Braindump2go SAA-C02 Exam Dumps with PDF and VCE Free Updated Today! Following are some SAA-C02 Real Exam Questions!

QUESTION 208
A company is designing a new service that will run on Amazon EC2 instance behind an Elastic Load Balancer.
However, many of the web service clients can only reach IP addresses whitelisted on their firewalls.
What should a solution architect recommend to meet the clients’ needs?

A. A Network Load Balancer with an associated Elastic IP address.
B. An Application Load Balancer with an a associated Elastic IP address
C. An A record in an Amazon Route 53 hosted zone pointing to an Elastic IP address
D. An EC2 instance with a public IP address running as a proxy in front of the load balancer

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