
Explanation:
Let's analyze the architecture and identify single points of failure:
Management VPC:
Production VPC:
VPC Peering:
A. Add a set of VPNs between the Management and Production VPCs.
B. Add a second virtual private gateway and attach it to the Management VPC.
C. Add a second set of VPNs to the Management VPC from a second customer gateway device.
D. Add a second VPC peering connection between the Management VPC and the Production VPC.
Best Practice: For mission-critical VPN connections, AWS recommends using multiple customer gateway devices with separate VPN tunnels to ensure high availability and eliminate single points of failure.
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A company has two VPCs named Management and Production. The Management VPC uses VPNs through a customer gateway to connect to a single device in the data center. The Production VPC uses a virtual private gateway with two attached AWS Direct Connect connections. The Management and Production VPCs both use a single VPC peering connection to allow communication between the applications.
What should a solutions architect do to mitigate any single point of failure in this architecture?
A
Add a set of VPNs between the Management and Production VPCs.
B
Add a second virtual private gateway and attach it to the Management VPC.
C
Add a second set of VPNs to the Management VPC from a second customer gateway device.
D
Add a second VPC peering connection between the Management VPC and the Production VPC.