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A company needs to upload gigabytes of files daily to Amazon S3 and requires higher throughput and
faster upload speeds.
Which action should a CloudOps engineer take?
Options
Discussion
A is wrong, D. Official guide specifically calls out S3 Transfer Acceleration for faster uploads. Worth checking hands-on labs for this.
D imo because S3 Transfer Acceleration is designed to boost upload speeds to S3, especially for big files or uploads coming from different regions. The acceleration endpoint routes data through AWS edge locations so it's much faster than standard routes. I'm mostly sure, but if all uploads are local/within-region, the speed boost might not be as dramatic. Agree?
Its D, encountered exactly similar question in my exam. S3 Transfer Acceleration works directly for high-throughput uploads to S3, nothing else here matches the requirement. If anyone has a different take let me know.
D saw similar on my exam and it was D.
Makes sense to use D here since S3 Transfer Acceleration is basically made for speeding up big uploads straight into S3 via AWS edge locations. The other options don't actually boost upload speed for S3. Pretty sure D is correct, but if someone's used another method let me know!
Its D, saw nearly the same question in practice sets and Transfer Acceleration was always picked.
I remember seeing a similar question in practice exams, and D popped up as the best fit every time. D
C/D? Not 100 percent, but both mention improving performance so it's a bit confusing.
D here. S3 Transfer Acceleration is built for fast uploads and higher throughput direct to S3 buckets, especially over big distances. Other choices don't actually speed up upload performance into S3. Pretty sure about D but open to corrections.
C . Global Accelerator improves performance so it should also help with S3 uploads, right? Not totally sure on this though.
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