A cloud administrator is managing a VMware Cloud on AWS environment connected to an on-premises data center using IPSec VPN connection. The administrator is informed of performance issues with applications replicating data between VMware Cloud and the on-premises data center. The total bandwidth used by this replication is 3.8 Gbps.
What should the administrator do to improve application performance?
To improve the application performance, the administrator should deploy AWS Direct Connect. AWS Direct Connect provides a dedicated network connection between on-premises data centers and AWS, which is more reliable and offers higher bandwidth compared to an IPSec VPN connection. Given that the current bandwidth usage is 3.8 Gbps, AWS Direct Connect will alleviate the performance issues caused by the limitations of the IPSec VPN connection.
AWS Direct connect
AWS Direct connect
B is the correct answer. AWS Direct Connect
Should be AWS Direct connect
If maxing out the VPN bandwidth B the only sensible answer
IPSec connections are only good for about 4-5gb throughout, if you want more you need Direct Connect
I'm sure the answer is B
I'm going with A. The question is confusing, but this verbiage in the VMware docs "When a customer requires connectivity to an SDDC and does not have an AWS Direct Connect (DX) in the desired region, but has reliable Internet." Confirms it's not Direct Connect.
I'm not even sure the questions makes sense: https://vmc.techzone.vmware.com/resource/designlet-vmware-cloud-aws-sddc-connectivity-ipsec-vpn#_Toc62806764
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