Q: A company uses on-premises servers to host its applications...

Question 554

A company uses on-premises servers to host its applications. The company is running out of storage capacity. The applications use both block storage and NFS storage. The company needs a high-performing solution that supports local caching without re-architecting its existing applications. Which combination of actions should a solutions architect take to meet these requirements? (Choose two.)

A. Mount Amazon S3 as a file system to the on-premises servers.

B. Deploy an AWS Storage Gateway file gateway to replace NFS storage.

C. Deploy AWS Snowball Edge to provision NFS mounts to on-premises servers.

D. Deploy an AWS Storage Gateway volume gateway to replace the block storage. E). Deploy Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) volumes and mount them to on-premises servers.

Question 554

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