Question 980
A business sees new demand in one geography but wants to avoid moving its entire existing deployment. Which continuing control BEST supports this AWS approach?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Review regional dependencies and cross-Region data-transfer requirements. This continuing control fits because On-demand regional capacity makes phased geographical expansion practical. The associated appropriate response is: Add localized application capacity near the new customer base as business needs justify it. An observable check is: Traffic from the new location reaches the nearer approved deployment at tested latency.
Incorrect Answers
Rapid provisioning and removal enable small trials instead of irreversible infrastructure commitments. In this question, however, on-demand regional capacity makes phased geographical expansion practical. The answer that meets the requirement is: Review regional dependencies and cross-Region data-transfer requirements.
Separating application capacity across isolated AZ failure domains reduces dependence on one facility. In this question, however, on-demand regional capacity makes phased geographical expansion practical. The answer that meets the requirement is: Review regional dependencies and cross-Region data-transfer requirements.
Elasticity aligns active resources with changing traffic rather than reserving peak hardware permanently. In this question, however, on-demand regional capacity makes phased geographical expansion practical. The answer that meets the requirement is: Review regional dependencies and cross-Region data-transfer requirements.