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Amazon SAA-C03 Exam - Topic 3 Question 73 Discussion

Posted by Emogene on May 02, 2026 at 06:37 PM

A news company that has reporters all over the world is hosting its broadcast system on AWS. The reporters send live broadcasts to the broadcast system. The reporters use software on their phones to send live streams through the Real Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP).

A solutions architect must design a solution that gives the reporters the ability to send the highest quality streams The solution must provide accelerated TCP connections back to the broadcast system.

What should the solutions architect use to meet these requirements?

Suggested Answer: B

AWS Global Accelerator: This service provides a global fixed entry point to your applications and optimizes the path to your application through the AWS global network, reducing latency and improving performance.

Accelerated TCP Connections:

Global Accelerator uses the AWS global network to route traffic to the nearest edge location, improving the performance and reliability of your live streams.

It provides static IP addresses that act as a fixed entry point to your application, simplifying DNS management.

High-Quality Streams:

By leveraging Global Accelerator, reporters can send live streams with the highest quality and low latency.

This service automatically reroutes traffic to the nearest available AWS Region, ensuring consistent performance even during traffic spikes or failures.

Operational Efficiency: Using Global Accelerator simplifies the network setup and provides an optimized path for live streams without the need for complex configurations, making it an efficient solution for real-time streaming applications.


AWS Global Accelerator

How Global Accelerator Works

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29 comments · newest first
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Matteo Nielsen 15 days ago
A makes the most sense here because it focuses on edge delivery, but the tricky part is fixed entry points vs TCP acceleration.
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Steven Davis 7 days ago
↳ replying to Matteo Nielsen
Exactly, the confusing part is fixed entry points vs TCP acceleration, and edge routing helps reporters reach the fixed entry points with lower latency.
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Ankit Patel 11 days ago
↳ replying to Matteo Nielsen
Wouldn't B be more appropriate here because it offers fixed entry points and accelerates TCP, which aligns with RTMP needs?
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Erik Esposito 13 days ago
↳ replying to Matteo Nielsen
Yes, I landed on the same answer here.
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Maryln 15 days ago
It’s all about quality and speed!
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Wynell 21 days ago
I’d go with Global Accelerator for sure.
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Margret 26 days ago
Yes, it ensures low latency for live streams.
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Christiane 1 month ago
I feel like Global Accelerator is the clear winner here.
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Colette 1 month ago
True, CloudFront is more for caching.
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Wynell 1 month ago
Amazon CloudFront could work too, but not for TCP.
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Margret 2 months ago
I agree, it enhances performance globally.
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Maryln 2 months ago
It optimizes the path for TCP connections.
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Christiane 2 months ago
Why Global Accelerator?
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Maryln 2 months ago
I think AWS Global Accelerator is the best choice.
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Douglass 2 months ago
Yeah, the goal is quality and speed. Global Accelerator fits perfectly.
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Wilburn 2 months ago
I feel like EC2 instances are overkill for this scenario.
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Page 3 months ago
AWS Global Accelerator ensures low latency for live streams.
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Elliot 3 months ago
Amazon CloudFront could work, but it’s not focused on TCP acceleration.
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Dominga 3 months ago
Agreed! It optimizes the path for TCP connections.
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Merrilee 3 months ago
I think AWS Global Accelerator is the best choice.
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Stephaine 3 months ago
EC2 instances seem like overkill for just sending streams.
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German 3 months ago
Not sure if Global Accelerator is really necessary for this.
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Elliot 4 months ago
Wait, why not just use CloudFront? Isn’t that good for streaming too?
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Gail 4 months ago
Definitely agree, it optimizes the path for TCP connections!
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Mitsue 4 months ago
I think AWS Global Accelerator is the best choice here.
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Rosalind 4 months ago
I keep getting confused between AWS Client VPN and the other options. I don’t think Client VPN is relevant here since it’s more about secure access rather than stream quality.
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Dorothea 6 months ago
I feel like we did a similar practice question where we had to choose between Global Accelerator and CloudFront. I think Global Accelerator was the right choice for low-latency connections.
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Dalene 6 months ago
I'm not entirely sure, but I think Amazon CloudFront is more about content delivery rather than live streaming. I might be mixing it up with other questions we practiced.
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Roxane 6 months ago
I remember studying about AWS Global Accelerator and how it improves the performance of applications by optimizing the path to the users. It seems like a good fit for this scenario.
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