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This describes a scenario for Compute-optimized EC2: choose an EC2 compute-optimized instance family for CPU-heavy work. Compute-optimized instances provide a high ratio of compute performance for suitable CPU-bound applications. It is not the most direct example of AWS Fargate.

This describes a scenario for EC2 Auto Scaling: use Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling to adjust instance capacity based on demand. EC2 Auto Scaling can add or remove instances based on policies to help meet capacity and availability needs. It is not the most direct example of AWS Fargate.

This describes a scenario for Amazon EC2 virtual servers: use Amazon EC2 for configurable virtual compute instances. EC2 offers virtual servers with selectable instance types and customer-managed guest operating systems. It is not the most direct example of AWS Fargate.

On-Demand EC2 pricing instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a company needs compute capacity for a short unpredictable project and does not want a long commitment. On-Demand pricing gives flexible capacity for irregular or new workloads, generally without the discounts of eligible commitments. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: trade some flexibility for eligible discounted capacity or spending commitments.

On-Demand Capacity Reservations instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a business needs assurance that EC2 capacity will be available in a chosen Availability Zone for a planned event. An On-Demand Capacity Reservation addresses EC2 capacity availability rather than by itself providing a commitment pricing reduction. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: trade some flexibility for eligible discounted capacity or spending commitments.

S3 storage-class pricing instead focuses on a different requirement, such as an archive team needs to compare object storage costs between frequently accessed and rarely retrieved data. S3 storage classes have distinct storage, retrieval and minimum-duration attributes that influence total cost. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: trade some flexibility for eligible discounted capacity or spending commitments.

This describes a scenario for AWS Global Accelerator: use AWS Global Accelerator for global network traffic entry and endpoint routing. Global Accelerator provides static anycast IP addresses and routes traffic over the AWS global network to healthy endpoints. It is not the most direct example of AWS edge location.

This describes a scenario for Data sovereignty Region choice: select an appropriate available AWS Region and check service data-location behavior. Region choice is a customer decision for residency compliance, subject to service availability and contractual requirements. It is not the most direct example of AWS edge location.

This describes a scenario for AWS Region: choose an AWS Region to select a geographic cloud infrastructure location. A Region is a geographically separate area containing multiple Availability Zones; customers select deployment Regions. It is not the most direct example of AWS edge location.

Amazon ElastiCache instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a shopping service needs fast in-memory access to frequently requested session information. ElastiCache reduces repeated backend reads by keeping appropriate data in memory for fast access. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: support database transfer and applicable ongoing replication.

Amazon DynamoDB instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a game needs low-latency access to large volumes of key-value player state without managing servers. DynamoDB supports key-value and document data models and is not a general-purpose relational SQL database. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: support database transfer and applicable ongoing replication.

Amazon Redshift instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a data team needs a managed warehouse for analytical SQL queries across large structured datasets. Redshift is designed for analytics and data warehousing rather than being a low-latency transactional key-value store. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: support database transfer and applicable ongoing replication.

This outcome fits Customer EC2 security groups: Customers control security-group configuration for their EC2 workloads even though AWS operates the network infrastructure. The stakeholder requires the more specific capability provided by Customer IAM permissions, not that separate benefit.

This outcome fits Customer encryption choices: Managed services can provide encryption capabilities, but customers must select and govern settings needed for their data. The stakeholder requires the more specific capability provided by Customer IAM permissions, not that separate benefit.

This outcome fits Shared responsibility varies by service: Responsibility depends on the service model: managing an EC2 guest OS differs from managing application code on Lambda. The stakeholder requires the more specific capability provided by Customer IAM permissions, not that separate benefit.

AWS Pricing Calculator instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a solutions advisor wants to estimate charges for a proposed AWS environment before it is created. Pricing Calculator models estimated charges from selected assumptions rather than reading an existing account's actual spending. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: track spending or usage against defined budget thresholds.

AWS Cost and Usage Report instead focuses on a different requirement, such as an organization needs granular line-item records of AWS charges for internal analytics. Cost and Usage Reports provide detailed charge records suitable for custom analysis rather than just high-level charts. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: track spending or usage against defined budget thresholds.

AWS Free Tier instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a new learner wants to understand eligible introductory usage offers and their limits. AWS Free Tier offers depend on account eligibility, service and current pricing terms; excess usage can still produce charges. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: track spending or usage against defined budget thresholds.

Replatforming migration is associated with a different use case: a company moves an application to AWS and also adopts a managed database without rebuilding its business logic. Replatforming adjusts selected supporting components to gain cloud benefits without a full application rewrite. The question instead focuses on a business must keep a legacy production system on premises until a contractual restriction expires; Retaining a workload is the more direct match.

Relocating a workload is associated with a different use case: a company can move a supported virtualized environment to AWS while maintaining its familiar virtualization stack. Relocating retains much of the underlying virtualization model while shifting where it runs. The question instead focuses on a business must keep a legacy production system on premises until a contractual restriction expires; Retaining a workload is the more direct match.

AWS Application Migration Service is associated with a different use case: an enterprise needs to lift and shift many supported physical or virtual servers to AWS. AWS Application Migration Service supports continuous replication and cutover for eligible servers. The question instead focuses on a business must keep a legacy production system on premises until a contractual restriction expires; Retaining a workload is the more direct match.

Access keys instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a legacy automation application uses an AWS access-key ID and secret key for API access. AWS access keys enable programmatic authentication and must not be committed to public repositories. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: support application-user authentication and identity features.

IAM policies instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a company needs a document specifying allowed or denied AWS actions on selected resources. An IAM policy expresses permissions; it is not itself a human identity or a network firewall. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: support application-user authentication and identity features.

IAM users instead focuses on a different requirement, such as an organization must represent an individual with long-term credentials in one AWS account. IAM users are identities within an account; organizations generally favor federation and short-lived credentials where suitable. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: support application-user authentication and identity features.

Scalability is associated with a different use case: a research portal expects sustained growth from thousands to millions of visitors over several years. Scalability is the ability to handle greater load by adding resources or increasing their capacity as an organization grows. The question instead focuses on an online store has unpredictable weekend traffic spikes followed by quiet weekdays; Elasticity is the more direct match.

High availability is associated with a different use case: a hospital booking service must remain accessible even when one hosting location becomes unavailable. High availability focuses on minimizing service interruptions through redundancy and service continuity. The question instead focuses on an online store has unpredictable weekend traffic spikes followed by quiet weekdays; Elasticity is the more direct match.

Edge content delivery is associated with a different use case: a media company serves static images to viewers in many countries and wants them delivered near viewers. An edge content delivery network reduces distance to cached content and can improve latency for geographically distributed users. The question instead focuses on an online store has unpredictable weekend traffic spikes followed by quiet weekdays; Elasticity is the more direct match.

Cost Categories instead focuses on a different requirement, such as finance needs to group charges from several services into business-defined departments or cost centers. Cost Categories organizes cost and usage data into custom business categories using defined rules. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: meet this requirement: a company wants a centralized bill and eligible aggregated charges from multiple AWS accounts.

AWS Billing console instead focuses on a different requirement, such as an account administrator wants to inspect current billing information and payment-related account details. The billing console presents charges and payment information; budget alerts and granular reports are separate tools. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: meet this requirement: a company wants a centralized bill and eligible aggregated charges from multiple AWS accounts.

AWS Budgets instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a project manager wants an alert when forecast monthly cloud spending will exceed a set threshold. Budgets supports cost and usage alerts relative to planned thresholds; it is distinct from an invoice payment processor. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: meet this requirement: a company wants a centralized bill and eligible aggregated charges from multiple AWS accounts.

Customer encryption choices instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a company wants to ensure its application stores sensitive objects with required encryption settings. Managed services can provide encryption capabilities, but customers must select and govern settings needed for their data. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: aWS secures the physical facilities that host its cloud infrastructure.

Customer choice of AWS Region instead focuses on a different requirement, such as a business contract requires some client records to remain in a specified geographic jurisdiction. AWS provides available Regions, while the customer chooses deployment locations to meet its legal and organizational obligations. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: aWS secures the physical facilities that host its cloud infrastructure.

Customer IAM permissions instead focuses on a different requirement, such as an organization must decide which employees can read an S3 bucket in its AWS account. Even on a managed AWS service, customers remain responsible for authorizing who can access their data. It is not the primary match for the requirement described here: aWS secures the physical facilities that host its cloud infrastructure.