A company stores data in a centralized S3 bucket in Account A. It needs to grant Account B access to this bucket. Both accounts belong to the company.
Which solution meets this requirement?
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 has an application that serves clients that are deployed in more than 20.000 retail storefront locations around the world. The application consists of backend web services that are exposed over HTTPS on port 443 The application is hosted on Amazon EC2 Instances behind an Application Load Balancer (ALB). The retail locations communicate with the web application over the public internet. The company allows each retail location to register the IP address that the retail location has been allocated by its local ISP.
The company's security team recommends to increase the security of the application endpoint by restricting access to only the IP addresses registered by the retail locations.
What should a solutions architect do to meet these requirements?
A company stores user data in AWS. The data is used continuously with peak usage during business hours. Access patterns vary, with some data not being used for months at a time. A solutions architect must choose a cost-effective solution that maintains the highest level of durability while maintaining high availability.
Which storage solution meets these requirements?