Question 24

Question

A company wants to leverage a best-of-breed approach for their application stack. They plan to use
OCI for its Autonomous Database, Azure for its container orchestration (AKS), and AWS for its object
storage (S3). Considering cost optimization and minimizing data egress charges, which strategy is the
MOST efficient for transferring large datasets between these services?

Accepted Answer

Utilizing a third-party data integration platform that is strategically located at a network peering
point between OCI, Azure, and AWS

Grace Q. · Answer

C . The third-party integration at peering points makes sense because it can tap into direct backbone links between clouds, cutting down a ton on data egress charges compared to bouncing via public internet or using Storage Gateway. Those gateways are really more for on-prem syncing than cloud-to-cloud moves anyway. Pretty sure C's the right call, unless I'm missing some weird exception.

SteadyNeteng947 · Answer

C/D? I don't think it's D since Storage Gateway is mainly used for hybrid cloud/on-prem situations, not direct multi-cloud data flow. C uses peering points which actually helps reduce egress costs. I've seen something similar in practice exams. Anyone disagree?

Luke · Answer

C tbh. Using a third-party data integration platform at peering points is actually what lowers egress costs most, since it can leverage direct interconnects. D is more for hybrid setups, not multi-cloud-pretty easy to mix those up.

Maya · Answer

Option C Storage Gateway is more for on-prem hybrid setups, not really multi-cloud transfers between OCI, Azure and AWS directly.

Sean K. · Answer

Its D, clear question with good options.

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