Q: 9
A financial services company is implementing a multicloud strategy, storing sensitive customer data
in OCI due to its enhanced security features, running analytics workloads in AWS, and utilizing a SaaS
application hosted in Google Cloud Platform (GCP). To comply with stringent data sovereignty
regulations, the company requires that all traffic between OCI and AWS must transit exclusively
within the United States. Which is the MOST critical consideration when choosing a connectivity
solution to ensure compliance?
Options
Discussion
A. Saw a similar question before, and B is a common trap since just using DRG/VGW or VPN setup doesn’t actually guarantee the traffic remains US-only. Only a FastConnect provider with a written assurance will meet strict data sovereignty regs. Happy to discuss if I missed something here.
I don’t think it’s B. A, based on similar exam reports and the Oracle docs.
Option B. DRG + VGW with VPNs in US regions seems safe since endpoints stay local, so I think that counts for keeping data inside the country.
Its A, but only if the provider truly guarantees US-only traffic-sometimes even with US endpoints, underlying routes can go international. Searched something similar for a compliance audit once, regular VPNs or just picking US regions won’t cut it unless you have that explicit commitment.
Be respectful. No spam.
