Question 460
Which service-to-requirement explanation best fits this situation: A photo-sharing service needs durable object storage for user images accessed through APIs?
Explanation
Correct Answer
S3 stores objects in buckets through object APIs rather than mounting a block volume or conventional shared file system. This fits the situation: A photo-sharing service needs durable object storage for user images accessed through APIs.
Incorrect Answers
Amazon EBS: EBS provides persistent block volumes for supported EC2 instance attachments. This does not address the need for A photo-sharing service needs durable object storage for user images accessed through APIs. The appropriate Amazon S3 applies because S3 stores objects in buckets through object APIs rather than mounting a block volume or conventional shared file system.
Amazon FSx provides managed specialized file systems. This does not address the need for A photo-sharing service needs durable object storage for user images accessed through APIs. The appropriate Amazon S3 applies because S3 stores objects in buckets through object APIs rather than mounting a block volume or conventional shared file system.
Amazon EFS provides elastic shared NFS file storage. This does not address the need for A photo-sharing service needs durable object storage for user images accessed through APIs. The appropriate Amazon S3 applies because S3 stores objects in buckets through object APIs rather than mounting a block volume or conventional shared file system.