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A solutions architect needs to design a highly available and cost-effective solution to store a company's critical data across multiple AWS Regions, including the US, where the headquarters is located. The solution must allow access to this data via the company's global WAN network, with the stipulation that no traffic should use the public internet. How should the architect achieve this?
A
Set up AWS Direct Connect connections from the company headquarters to each AWS Region. Route traffic from the company WAN through the headquarters to the appropriate Direct Connect connection to access the data.
B
Create two AWS Direct Connect connections from the company headquarters to one AWS Region. Direct traffic from the company WAN through one of these connections. Use inter-region VPC peering to access data in other AWS Regions.
C
Establish two AWS Direct Connect connections from the company headquarters to one AWS Region. Route traffic from the company WAN through one of these connections. Employ an AWS transit VPC solution to access data in other AWS Regions.
D
Set up two AWS Direct Connect connections from the company headquarters to one AWS Region. Direct traffic from the company WAN through one of these connections. Utilize a Direct Connect Gateway to access data in other AWS Regions.