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Design for New Solutions — AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional
The official AWS documentation our Design for New Solutions practice questions are cited to. Review the primary sources, then practise.
Official references for this objective
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Amazon Web Services — Wellarchitected Cost Optimization Pillar.Pdf
Calculate the total cost of ownership by factoring in cost of operations and management, especially when using managed services by cloud provider.
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Amazon Web Services — Scale Performance Elasticache.Pdf
Unlike Memcached, Redis has disk persistence built in, meaning that you can use it for long-lived data. Redis also supports replication
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Amazon Web Services — Strangler fig pattern - AWS Prescriptive Guidance
The strangler fig pattern helps migrate a monolithic application to a microservices architecture incrementally, with reduced transformation risk and business disruption.
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Amazon Web Services — Security - AWS Well-Architected Framework
Even with extremely mature preventive and detective controls, your organization should still put processes in place to respond to and mitigate the potential impact of
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Amazon Web Services — General design principles - AWS Well-Architected Framework
you can create a production-scale test environment on demand, complete your testing, and then decommission the resources. Because you only pay for the test environment
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Amazon Web Services — AWS Well-Architected - Build secure, efficient cloud applications
To fully evaluate workloads, use applicable lenses together with the AWS Well-Architected Framework and its six pillars.
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Amazon Web Services — Design principles - AWS Well-Architected Framework
Organize teams around business outcomes: The ability of a team to achieve business outcomes comes from leadership vision, effective operations
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Amazon Web Services — Performance design patterns for Amazon S3 - Amazon Simple Storage Service
If a workload is sending repeated GET requests for a common set of objects, you can use a cache such as Amazon CloudFront or Amazon