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An e-commerce firm plans a one-deal-a-day site on AWS, featuring a single product daily for 24 hours. They require the ability to manage millions of requests per hour with millisecond response times during peaks, seeking the solution with minimal operational complexity.
A
Utilize Amazon S3 for hosting the website across multiple buckets, integrate with Amazon CloudFront, designate S3 as CloudFront origins, and utilize S3 for order data storage.
B
Implement the site on EC2 instances within Auto Scaling groups spanning multiple AZs, employ an Application Load Balancer for traffic distribution, and use Amazon RDS for MySQL to manage data.
C
Adopt containerization with Amazon EKS, leverage Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler for dynamic pod scaling, and use Amazon RDS for MySQL as the data store.
D
Host static content on an S3 bucket with Amazon CloudFront, employ Amazon API Gateway and AWS Lambda for backend operations, and use Amazon DynamoDB for data storage.