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  1. What is an AWS Region?

    Answer: A geographic area containing multiple, isolated Availability Zones

    An AWS Region is a physical location around the world where AWS clusters multiple data centers (Availability Zones) to provide redundancy and low latency.

  2. What is an AWS Availability Zone (AZ)?

    Answer: One or more discrete data centers with redundant power, networking, and connectivity within a Region

    An Availability Zone is one or more physically separate data centers within a Region, designed for fault isolation from other AZs.

  3. What is the minimum number of Availability Zones in each AWS Region?

    Answer: 3

    Each AWS Region has a minimum of three Availability Zones to support high availability and fault-tolerant architectures.

  4. What are AWS Edge Locations primarily used for?

    Answer: Delivering cached content to users with low latency via Amazon CloudFront

    AWS Edge Locations are part of the global CloudFront CDN network that caches content closer to end users to reduce latency.

  5. Which AWS service allows you to run AWS infrastructure and services in your own on-premises data center?

    Answer: AWS Outposts

    AWS Outposts brings native AWS services, infrastructure, and operating models to virtually any data center or on-premises facility.

  6. Which AWS feature allows you to deploy AWS compute and storage resources closer to large population centers for single-digit millisecond latency?

    Answer: AWS Local Zones

    AWS Local Zones place AWS compute, storage, and database services closer to large metropolitan areas to deliver low-latency applications.