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100 Gbps, Millions of IOPS, & Global Scale: AWS High-Performance Design | Exam Domain 2.0 SAA-C03

Stop building architectures that lag! In this video, we dive deep into the world of High-Performing Architectures on AWS, covering the exact services and configurations you need to handle massive traffic spikes, global users, and petabyte-scale data processing. Drawing on expert architectural patterns, we break down how to choose the right storage, database, and networking components to ensure your application never hits a bottleneck. What you will learn in this video: • Global Content Delivery: Why Amazon CloudFront is the gold standard for reducing latency via edge caching. • Storage Optimization: When to use EBS io2 Block Express for 100,000+ IOPS versus st1 for cost-effective big data throughput. • Database Scaling: How to scale Amazon Aurora with up to 15 replicas or use DynamoDB to handle millions of requests per second. • In-Memory Speed: Using ElastiCache (Redis/Memcached) and DAX to achieve sub-millisecond response times. • High-Performance Networking: Unlocking 100 Gbps speeds with Elastic Fabric Adapter (EFA) and Cluster Placement Groups for tightly coupled HPC workloads. • Predictive Scaling: Moving beyond reactive triggers to provision capacity before the traffic spike hits. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction to High-Performance Design 1:15 - Reducing Global Latency (CloudFront vs. Global Accelerator) 3:45 - Choosing the Right EBS Volume (gp3, io2, st1) 6:20 - Database Performance (Aurora, DynamoDB, and RDS Proxy) 9:10 - Scaling Compute (Auto Scaling & Fargate Serverless) 12:00 - High-Performance Computing (EFA & FSx for Lustre) 15:30 - Final Summary: Building for Resilience and Speed Resources Mentioned: • AWS Direct Connect: For dedicated, physical high-bandwidth connections (up to 100 Gbps). • Amazon EFS: For scalable, POSIX-compliant shared file systems across multiple AZs. • S3 Express One Zone: The highest-performing S3 tier for localized ML workloads. If you found this guide helpful, make sure to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into AWS Architecture!