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A company wants to migrate 100 GB of historical data from an on-premises location to an Amazon S3 bucket. The company has a 100 megabits per second (Mbps) internet connection on premises. The company needs to encrypt the data in transit to the S3 bucket. The company will store new data directly in Amazon S3.
Which solution will meet these requirements with the LEAST operational overhead?
Use the s3 sync command in the AWS CLI to move the data directly to an S3 bucket
Use AWS DataSync to migrate the data from the on-premises location to an S3 bucket
Use AWS Snowball to move the data to an S3 bucket
Set up an IPsec VPN from the on-premises location to AWS. Use the s3 cp command in the AWS CLI to move the data directly to an S3 bucket
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- 正解だと思う選択肢: B
AWS DataSync is a fully managed data transfer service that simplifies and automates the process of moving data between on-premises storage and Amazon S3. It provides secure and efficient data transfer with built-in encryption, ensuring that the data is encrypted in transit.
By using AWS DataSync, the company can easily migrate the 100 GB of historical data from their on-premises location to an S3 bucket. DataSync will handle the encryption of data in transit and ensure secure transfer.
👍 4LONGMEN2023/05/18 Answer - A Use the s3 sync command in the AWS CLI to move the data directly to an S3 bucket.
👍 3EA1002023/05/16- 正解だと思う選択肢: B
Using DataSync, the company can easily migrate the 100 GB of historical data to an S3 bucket. DataSync will handle the encryption of data in transit, so the company does not need to set up a VPN or worry about managing encryption keys.
Option A, using the s3 sync command in the AWS CLI to move the data directly to an S3 bucket, would require more operational overhead as the company would need to manage the encryption of data in transit themselves. Option D, setting up an IPsec VPN from the on-premises location to AWS, would also require more operational overhead and would be overkill for this scenario. Option C, using AWS Snowball, could work but would require more time and resources to order and set up the physical device.
👍 3luiscc2023/05/18
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