Which actions would improve the data migration speed?
(Choose three.)
Create multiple AWS DMS tasks to migrate the large table.
Configure the AWS DMS replication instance with Multi-AZ.
Increase the capacity of the AWS DMS replication server.
Establish an AWS Direct Connect connection between the on-premises data center and AWS.
Enable an Amazon RDS Multi-AZ configuration.
Enable full large binary object (LOB) mode to migrate all LOB data for all large tables.
Explanations:
Creating multiple tasks allows parallel processing, which can speed up data migration for large tables.
Increasing the capacity of the AWS DMS replication instance improves throughput and speeds up the migration.
AWS Direct Connect provides a dedicated network connection, reducing latency and improving data transfer speed.
Multi-AZ replication increases availability and fault tolerance, but does not directly improve migration speed.
Multi-AZ configuration in RDS is for high availability, not for migration speed optimization.
Enabling full LOB mode is useful for handling large objects but can slow migration if LOBs are not the primary performance bottleneck.
In my opinion, the answer is:
Create multiple AWS DMS tasks to migrate the large table.
It appears that the answer is:
Create multiple AWS DMS tasks to migrate the large table.