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A company is transitioning its Amazon EC2 based MariaDB database to
Amazon RDS. The company has already identified a database instance
type that will meet the company's CPU and memory requirements. The
, database must provide at least 40 GiB of storage capacity and 1,000
IOPS.
Which storage configuration for the Amazon RDS for MariaDB instance
is MOST cost-effective? - Answer: Provision 334 GiB of General Purpose
SSD storage for the RDS instance.
Baseline I/O performance for General Purpose SSD storage is 3 IOPS for
each GiB. For 334 GiB of storage, the baseline performance would be
1,002 IOPS. Additionally, General Purpose SSD storage is more cost-
effective than Provisioned IOPS storage.
A company has an on-premises application that exports log files about
users of a website. These log files range from 20 GB to 30 GB in size. A
solutions architect has created an Amazon S3 bucket to store these
files. The files will be uploaded directly from the application. The
network connection experiences intermittent failures, and the upload
sometimes fails.
A solutions architect must design a solution that resolves this problem.
The solution must minimize operational overhead.
Which solution will meet these requirements? - Answer: Use multipart
upload to Amazon S3
With a single PUT operation, you can upload a single object that is up to
5 GB in size. You can use a multipart upload to upload larger files, such
as the files in this scenario.
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A company is transitioning its Amazon EC2 based MariaDB database to
Amazon RDS. The company has already identified a database instance
type that will meet the company's CPU and memory requirements. The
, database must provide at least 40 GiB of storage capacity and 1,000
IOPS.
Which storage configuration for the Amazon RDS for MariaDB instance
is MOST cost-effective? - Answer: Provision 334 GiB of General Purpose
SSD storage for the RDS instance.
Baseline I/O performance for General Purpose SSD storage is 3 IOPS for
each GiB. For 334 GiB of storage, the baseline performance would be
1,002 IOPS. Additionally, General Purpose SSD storage is more cost-
effective than Provisioned IOPS storage.
A company has an on-premises application that exports log files about
users of a website. These log files range from 20 GB to 30 GB in size. A
solutions architect has created an Amazon S3 bucket to store these
files. The files will be uploaded directly from the application. The
network connection experiences intermittent failures, and the upload
sometimes fails.
A solutions architect must design a solution that resolves this problem.
The solution must minimize operational overhead.
Which solution will meet these requirements? - Answer: Use multipart
upload to Amazon S3
With a single PUT operation, you can upload a single object that is up to
5 GB in size. You can use a multipart upload to upload larger files, such
as the files in this scenario.
