Module 3: Global Infrastructure and Reliability Flashcards

1
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What is a region?

A

A geographical area that has multiple availability zones

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2
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What is an availability zone?

A

A datacenter of servers

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3
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What are 4 considerations to take into account when selecting a region?

A
  • Compliance with data governance and legal requirements
  • Proximity to customers (affects latency)
  • Available services within the region e.g. if you have a satellite service, you need to go to southern Ireland, not London.
  • Pricing - can vary by region.
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4
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How many availability zones must you deploy to and why

A

Availability zones are only build in 3s and you have to deploy to at least 2 for the purpose of redundancy

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5
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What is AWS Cloudfront?

A

AWS’s content-delivery service that speeds up distribution of you static or dynamic web content to edge locations. This can significantly increase speed and lower latency.

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6
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What are AWS Outposts?

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When AWS infrastructure and services are extended to your on-premises data center

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7
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What are the 3 ways to interact with AWS services?

A

AWS Management Console

AWS Command Line Interface

Software development kits (SDKs)

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