AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate (legacy) — Question 232

Your company Is moving towards tracking web page users with a small tracking
Image loaded on each page Currently you are serving this image out of US-East, but are starting to get concerned about the time It takes to load the image for users on the west coast.
What are the two best ways to speed up serving this image? (Choose two.)

Answer options

• A. Use Route 53's Latency Based Routing and serve the image out of US-West-2 as well as US-East-1
• B. Serve the image out through CloudFront
• C. Serve the image out of S3 so that it isn't being served oft of your web application tier
• D. Use EBS PIOPs to serve the image faster out of your EC2 instances

Correct answer: A, B

Explanation

Using Route 53's Latency Based Routing allows traffic to be directed to the nearest geographical region, improving load times for west coast users by serving the image from US-West-2. Additionally, CloudFront, a content delivery network, caches the image at edge locations closer to users, significantly reducing latency. The other options do not effectively address the geographical latency or do not leverage content delivery optimization.