Practice Test 4 | AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner | CLF-C01 | Dumps | Mock Test
Which EFS file system can provide sub-microsecond latency for read operations?
A. Standard-IA storage class with General Purpose performance mode
B. Standard storage class with Max I/O performance mode
C. One Zone storage class with General Purpose performance mode
D. One Zone storage class with Max I/O performance mode
Correct Answer: C
For read operations, Amazon EFS One zone and Standard storage classes with general-purpose performance mode provide sub-microsecond latency. With standard storage class with Max I/O, performance mode read latency is in milliseconds but customers get higher IOPS for both read and write operations.
- Option A is incorrect as Amazon EFS Standard-Infrequent Access (EFS Standard-IA) storage class with general-purpose performance mode supports double-digit milliseconds latency for read operations.
- Option B is incorrect as With Standard storage class with Max I/O performance mode supports milliseconds of latency with higher IOPS for both read/write operations.
- Option D is incorrect as this is an invalid option. One Zone Storage class always uses general-purpose performance mode.
For more information on performance with Amazon EFS, refer to the following URLs,
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