Amazon CLF-C02 AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) 16 24Oct2024 - Practice Quiz

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A company is designing a cloud architecture for a new application that requires high availability and fault tolerance. They plan to deploy the application across multiple AWS regions to ensure that it remains operational even if one region experiences an outage. The architecture will utilize Amazon EC2 instances, Amazon RDS for database management, and Amazon S3 for storage. Given this scenario, which design principle should the company prioritize to achieve the desired level of availability and fault tolerance?

Implementing a multi-region architecture with automated failover mechanisms

Using a single region with multiple Availability Zones for redundancy

Relying solely on Amazon S3 for data storage without backups

Deploying all resources in a single Availability Zone to minimize latency

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