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You have a paid content that is stored in the S3 bucket. You want to distribute that content globally, so you have set up a CloudFront Distribution and configured the S3 bucket to only exchange data with your CloudFront Distribution. Which CloudFront feature allows you to securely distribute this paid content?
Origin Access Identity
S3 Pre-Signed URL
CloudFront Signed URL
CloudFront Invalidations
You have a CloudFront Distribution that serves your website hosted on a fleet of EC2 instances behind an Application Load Balancer. All your clients are from the United States, but you found that some malicious requests are coming from other countries. What should you do to only allow users from the US and block other countries?
Use CloudFront Geo Restriction
Use Origin Access Identity
Set up a security group and attach it to your CloudFront Distribution
Use a Route 53 Latency record and attach it to CloudFront
A website is hosted on a set of EC2 instances fronted by an Application Load Balancer. You have created a CloudFront Distribution and set up its origin to point to your ALB. What should you use to provide access to hundreds of private files served by your CloudFront distribution?
CloudFront Signed URLs
CloudFront Origin Access Identity
CloudFront Signed Cookies
CloudFront HTTPS Encryption
A company manages a multi-tier social media application that runs on EC2 instances behind an Application Load Balancer. The instances run in an EC2 Auto Scaling group across multiple Availability Zones and use an Amazon Aurora database. As a solutions architect, you have been tasked to make the application more resilient to periodic spikes in request rates.
Which of the following solutions would you recommend for the given use-case? (Select two)
Use Aurora Replica
Use CloudFront distribution in front of the Application Load Balancer
Use AWS Global Accelerator
Use AWS Direct Connect
Use AWS Shield
One of the biggest football leagues in Europe has granted the distribution rights for live streaming its matches in the US to a silicon valley based streaming services company. As per the terms of distribution, the company must make sure that only users from the US are able to live stream the matches on their platform. Users from other countries in the world must be denied access to these live-streamed matches.
Which of the following options would allow the company to enforce these streaming restrictions? (Select two)
Use Route 53 based geolocation routing policy to restrict distribution of content to only the locations in which you have distribution rights
Use georestriction to prevent users in specific geographic locations from accessing content that you're distributing through a CloudFront web distribution
Use Route 53 based latency routing policy to restrict distribution of content to only the locations in which you have distribution rights
Use Route 53 based weighted routing policy to restrict distribution of content to only the locations in which you have distribution rights
Use Route 53 based failover routing policy to restrict distribution of content to only the locations in which you have distribution rights
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