An internal product team is deploying a new application to a private VPC in a company's AWS account. The application runs on Amazon EC2 instances that are in a security group named App1. The EC2 instances store application data in an Amazon S3 bucket and use AWS Secrets Manager to store application service credentials. The company's security policy prohibits applications in a private VPC from using public IP addresses to communicate.
Which combination of solutions will meet these requirements? (Select TWO.)
A company wants to implement a data lake in the AWS Cloud. The company must ensure that only specific teams have access to sensitive data in the data lake. The company must have row-level access control for the data lake.
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A company is building a serverless application to process orders from an e-commerce site. The application needs to handle bursts of traffic during peak usage hours and to maintain high availability. The orders must be processed asynchronously in the order the application receives them.
A company has an application that receives and processes purchase orders. The application supports only XML data. The company needs to configure the application to accept orders in JSON format. The company does not want to modify the application.
A solutions architect is using an Amazon API Gateway HTTP API to create a new purchase order API. The solutions architect needs to modify the application DNS record to point to the new HTTP API.