A company is preparing to launch a new web store that is expected to receive high traffic for an upcoming event. The web store runs only on AWS, and the company has an AWS Enterprise Support plan.
Which AWS resource will provide guidance about how the company should scale its architecture and operational support during the event?
AWS Infrastructure Event Management (IEM) offers architecture and scaling guidance and operational support during the preparation and execution of planned events, such as shopping holidays, product launches, and migrations. This program is included in the Enterprise Support plan, which the company has. Therefore, the IEM service is the most appropriate resource for providing the necessary guidance for scaling the architecture and operational support during the high traffic event.
C https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/programs/iem/ AWS Infrastructure Event Management (IEM) offers architecture and scaling guidance and operational support during the preparation and execution of planned events, such as shopping holidays, product launches, and migrations. For these events, AWS Infrastructure Event Management will help you assess operational readiness, identify and mitigate risks, and execute your event confidently with AWS experts by your side. The program is included in the Enterprise Support plan and is available to Business Support customers for an additional fee.
C is anwser AWS Infrastructure Event Management (IEM) offers architecture and scaling guidance and operational support during the preparation and execution of planned events, such as shopping holidays, product launches, and migrations
The option that should be selected is not present. It's AWS Countdown: https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/aws-countdown/#:~:text=AWS%20Infrastructure%20Event%20Management&text=The%20program%20is%20included%20in,customers%20for%20an%20additional%20fee. Plan and execute successful events with AWS Countdown, a service designed for a broad range of cloud use cases, including migrations, modernizations, product launches, streaming, and go-live events. AWS Countdown helps you throughout the project lifecycle to assess operational readiness, identify and mitigate risks, and plan capacity, using proven playbooks developed by AWS experts.
b should be the main answer
From the AWS website: AWS Countdown replaces AWS Support’s Infrastructure Event Management (IEM) service, and is included with Enterprise Support.
Option b is the right answer. refer https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/plans/enterprise/
I selected B.
B overrules C, if you dont have the enterprise plan C seems like a good answer. Besides, "AWS infrastructure event management" google search brings up nothing interesting, i think it has been discontinued.
B. The designated AWS technical account manager (TAM)
option is B
Chatgpt votes B...TAM
Technical Account Manager (TAM): Depending on the level of Enterprise Support, customers may have access to a Technical Account Manager. A TAM serves as a single point of contact for technical and operational issues, offering personalized guidance and support.
la reponse est B
Answer is B: The Enterprise plan also provides full access to proactive services, which are provided by a designated Technical Account Manager: Consultative review and architecture guidance Infrastructure Event Management support Cost Optimization Workshop and tools Support automation workflows 15 minutes or less response time for business-critical issues
B. The designated AWS technical account manager (TAM)
AWS infrastructure event management - The program is included in the Enterprise Support plan same like TAM. (https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/programs/iem/) AWS Enterprise On-Ramp Support Plan (24/7): • Intended to be used if you have production or business critical workloads • All of Business Support Plan + • Access to a pool of Technical Account Managers (TAM) • Concierge Support Team (for billing and account best practices) • Infrastructure Event Management, Well-Architected & Operations Reviews.
B. The designated AWS technical account manager (TAM) AWS Technical Account Managers (TAMs) are AWS experts who work closely with customers to provide personalized guidance and support. They can help you optimize your architecture, plan for high-traffic events, and ensure that your AWS infrastructure is well-architected to meet your business needs. TAMs are part of AWS Enterprise Support and are valuable for organizations looking for a dedicated point of contact and technical expertise to navigate AWS services effectively, especially during critical events like high-traffic launches. AWS Infrastructure Event Management Service is designed to assist AWS customers during significant infrastructure events, such as events that may impact multiple customers or regions.