A company with customers in the United States and Europe wants to ensure its content is delivered to end users with low latency. Content includes both sensitive and public information. The company's data centers are located on the West Coast of the United States. Users on the East Coast of the United States and users in Europe are experiencing slow application response.
Which of the following would allow the company to improve application response quickly?
To improve application response times quickly for users on the East Coast of the United States and in Europe, implementing a Content Delivery Network (CDN) is the most effective solution. A CDN leverages a distributed network of servers that cache and deliver content from locations geographically closer to the users, significantly reducing latency. This approach not only accelerates the delivery of both sensitive and public content but also improves user experience across different regions. By offloading traffic to edge servers, a CDN minimizes the load on the company's data centers and ensures faster content distribution without the need for extensive infrastructure modifications.
Given the requirement to improve application response times quickly for users in the United States (East Coast) and Europe, implementing a CDN (option D) is the most efficient solution. A CDN leverages caching and content distribution to deliver content with low latency by serving it from edge servers located close to end users. This approach ensures that both sensitive and public content can be delivered swiftly across different geographic regions, optimizing user experience without requiring significant infrastructure changes or delays in deployment.
CDN offers itself, but my worry is the sensitive information. Additionally there are only two regions, east coast and Europe. I think i'm going to go with C on this one. I may be wrong though, everything speaks for CDN other than that