Which AWS service or feature should the company use to meet these requirements?

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A company needs to run some of its workloads on premises to comply with regulatory guidelines.The company wants to use the AWS Cloud to run workloads that are not required to be on premises.The company also wants to be able to use the same API calls for the on-premises workloads and the cloud workloads.

Which AWS service or feature should the company use to meet these requirements?

Dedicated Hosts

AWS Outposts

Availability Zones

AWS Wavelength

Explanations:

Dedicated Hosts provide a physical server fully dedicated to a single customer in AWS data centers but do not enable workloads to run on-premises with AWS services and APIs.

AWS Outposts allow customers to run AWS infrastructure and services on-premises while using the same AWS APIs, tools, and hardware, meeting the regulatory and hybrid needs.

Availability Zones are isolated AWS regions that support resilience within the AWS Cloud, not on-premises infrastructure, so they do not meet on-premises regulatory needs.

AWS Wavelength extends AWS services to mobile networks at the edge for low-latency applications, but it does not provide on-premises infrastructure or meet regulatory needs.

2026-03-24

2 Comments

  1. Peter
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    If memory serves me right, the answer is:
    AWS Outposts

  2. Austin
    Author

    I infer that the answer is:
    AWS Outposts

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