Exam AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional topic 1 question 507 discussion

A Q: How should I choose between Snowmobile and Snowball? To migrate large datasets of 10PB or more in a single location, you should use Snowmobile. For datasets less than 10PB or distributed in multiple locations, you should use Snowball. In addition, you should evaluate the amount of available bandwidth in your network backbone. If you have a high speed backbone with hundreds of Gb/s of spare throughput, then you can use Snowmobile to migrate the large datasets all at once. If you have limited bandwidth on your backbone, you should consider using multiple Snowballs to migrate the data incrementally.

I support answer "A". Snowmobile, is used for PB of data, Snowball can't support that. (so A, or B). Then, A is more cost effective.

A Q: How should I choose between Snowmobile and Snowball? To migrate large datasets of 10PB or more in a single location, you should use Snowmobile. For datasets less than 10PB or distributed in multiple locations, you should use Snowball. In addition, you should evaluate the amount of available bandwidth in your network backbone. If you have a high speed backbone with hundreds of Gb/s of spare throughput, then you can use Snowmobile to migrate the large datasets all at once. If you have limited bandwidth on your backbone, you should consider using multiple Snowballs to migrate the data incrementally.

never mind, we can do autoscaling with spot instance pooling as the link. It should be A https://aws.amazon.com/getting-started/hands-on/ec2-auto-scaling-spot-instances/

with A, Can we apply autoscaling on spot instances ? I believe it should be B then Minimize costs using Reserved Instances for master and core nodes and Spot Instances for task nodes, and auto scale task nodes based on Amazon CloudWatch metrics

A for sure, no doubt

The question says: "The present cluster is available 24 hours a day". Doesn't that mean that using spot instances for task nodes in option B might not give you 24 hours a day availability? In that case, wouldn't the correct answer be option A?

A. Snowmobile for PB data.

A for me. Snowmobile supports PBs of data

A is right

I'll go with A

it's A

going with A

Answer is A not C, Snowmobile is for data sets over 10PB

Guys, A and C are same answer

I am not sure if anyone noticed. A and C both are having the same verbiage. Word to Word. I am not sure of the arguments made here. A is correct and eventually C also. :) A or C.

I was initailly drawn to C ,, however it is clearly A having read this