A company wants to provide users with access to AWS resources. The company has 1,500 users and manages their access to on-premises resources through Active Directory user groups on the corporate network. However, the company does not want users to have to maintain another identity to access the resources. A solutions architect must manage user access to the AWS resources while preserving access to the on-premises resources.
What should the solutions architect do to meet these requirements?
A company hosts a multi-tier inventory reporting application on AWS. The company needs a cost-effective solution to generate inventory reports on demand. Admin users need to have the ability to generate new reports. Reports take approximately 5-10 minutes to finish. The application must send reports to the email address of the admin user who generates each report.
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A company runs a web application that stores user-generated images. The application currently stores 500 GB of images. The average file size of the images is 2 MB. The company expects the total amount of images to grow to 2 TB within 6 months. The application needs to serve all stored images with low latency to users from around the world.
Which storage solution will meet these requirements MOST cost-effectively?
A company is building a serverless application that processes large volumes of data from a mobile app. A Lambda function processes the data and stores it in DynamoDB. The company must ensure the application can recover from failures and continue processing without losing records.
Which solution will meet these requirements?