AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) - S3 and Tape Gateway

The video tutorial discusses the use of tape backups and introduces AWS Tape Gateway, which integrates with S3 and other applications. It explains how to configure the Tape Gateway in AWS, set up a virtual tape library, and utilize Glacier Deep Archive for low-cost storage. The tutorial highlights the benefits of using virtual tapes stored in S3 buckets, offering a cost-effective solution for backup needs.

Why do some systems still require tape backups?

• They are the most secure backup method.

• They offer the fastest data retrieval.

• They are the only option available for some systems.

• They are the most cost-effective solution.

What is the primary function of the AWS Tape Gateway?

• To enable tape backup functionality using cloud storage.

• To replace all other AWS storage services.

• To integrate with Amazon RDS for database backups.

• To provide a physical tape backup solution.

Which AWS service does the Tape Gateway integrate with for storage?

• Amazon DynamoDB

• Amazon RDS

• Amazon S3

• Amazon EC2

What are the three types of gateways available in AWS Storage Gateway?

• Volume, Object, and Tape Gateway

• File, Volume, and Tape Gateway

• Block, Object, and Tape Gateway

• File, Block, and Object Gateway

What determines whether the Tape Gateway should be publicly accessible or VPC-only?

• The type of data being stored.

• The cost of the storage solution.

• The size of the data being backed up.

• Whether it is used by EC2 instances or external servers.

What is a Virtual Tape Library (VTL) in the context of AWS Tape Gateway?

• A type of EC2 instance for storage.

• A backup solution for Amazon RDS.

• A virtual collection of tapes stored as objects in S3.

• A physical collection of tapes stored in AWS.

What is the main advantage of using Glacier Deep Archive for storing virtual tapes?

• Unlimited storage capacity.

• Immediate access to data at any time.

• Very low-cost storage for infrequent access.

• High-speed data retrieval.