You deploy an application in AWS using two Availability Zones in the same region. What is the main benefit of this setup?
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AWS - Cloud Computing Fundamentals
You deploy an application in AWS using two Availability Zones in the same region. What is the main benefit of this setup?
AIt reduces latency by serving users from multiple continents
BIt stores backups in different AWS services
CIt increases fault tolerance by isolating failures to one AZ
DIt automatically scales the application to more regions
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand multi-AZ deployment
Deploying in multiple AZs protects the app from failure in one AZ by isolating faults.
Step 2: Analyze options
It reduces latency by serving users from multiple continents is about continents, not AZs. It automatically scales the application to more regions talks about regions, which is different. It stores backups in different AWS services is unrelated to AZ deployment.
Final Answer:
It increases fault tolerance by isolating failures to one AZ -> Option C
Quick Check:
Multi-AZ = better fault tolerance [OK]
Quick Trick:Multiple AZs protect from single data center failure [OK]
Common Mistakes:
MISTAKES
Thinking multi-AZ means multi-region
Assuming it automatically scales globally
Confusing AZs with backup storage
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