Lecture 10: Leveraging the AWS Global Infrastrcture Flashcards
A ____________ is an application deployed in multiple geographies such as regions or edge locations. It also has decrease latency. It’s also used for attack protection and disaster recovery
Global Application
- Global DNS: route 53
- Global content delivery network (CDN): cloudfront
- S3 transfer acceleration
- AWS global accelerator
What are the different global applications in AWS?
_________ is a managed DNS (domain name system)
Route 53
- Simple routing policy - which has no health checks
- Weighted routing policy- can distribute the traffic among multiple EC2 instances (using assigned weights on them)
- Latency routing policy- redirect users to the closest server to reduce the latency
- Failover routing policy- which is involved in the disaster recovery
What are the different types of route 53 policies?
________ is a content delivery network (CDN) that improves read performance, and content is cached at the edge
CloudFront
DDoS protection
CloudFront has _________ protection where it has integration with shield, AWS web application firewall
- S3 buckets
- Custom Origin (HTTP)
What are the different cloudfront origins?
Cloudfront is great for static content that must be available everywhere and S3 cross region replication is great for dynamic content that needs to be available at low-latency in a few regions
What is the difference between cloudfront and S3 cross region replication?
_______ increase transfer speed by transferring file to an AWS edge location which will forward the data to the S3 bucket in the target region
S3 Transfer acceleration
__________ is used to improve global application availability & performance using the AWS global network and is used to leverage the AWS internal network to optimize the route to your application
Global accelerator
Global accelerator
With ________ 2 anycast IP are created for your application and traffic is sent through edge locations
Cloudfront improves performance for your catchable content and its content is served at the edge whereas global accelerator is no catching procuring pockets at the edge to application runnings in one or more aws regions
What is the difference between global accelerator and cloudfront?
_________ are infrastructure deployments embedded within the telecommunications providers data centers at the edge of the 5G networks
WaveLength
_________ are placed AWS compute, storage, database, and other selected AWS services closer to end users to run latency-sensitive application its also involved in “extension of AWS region”
Local Zones
Mean you have two regions and each regions has 1 or multiple AZ and in one regions your application will be active which means users can do read and writes to ur EC2 in active region and in the other region the instance is passive which means they can do read but not writes
What does active, passive mean?