A developer is building an AWS Lambda function that will dynamically generate and send a weekly newsletter to 100,000 users. This newsletter contains both static text and images. The developer needs a fast and highly scalable place to store the images that will be hyperlinked in the newsletter.
Where should the developer store these images?
A. Use an Amazon DynamoDB table with DynamoDB Streams and read capacity auto scaling enabled.
B. Use an Amazon S3 bucket and S3 Transfer Acceleration to speed up the image download.
C. Use an Amazon Aurora database with a public DNS endpoint and auto scaling enabled.
D. Use an Amazon S3 backed Amazon CloudFront distribution with a high Time-to-Live (TTL) to maximize caching.
Where should the developer store these images?
A. Use an Amazon DynamoDB table with DynamoDB Streams and read capacity auto scaling enabled.
B. Use an Amazon S3 bucket and S3 Transfer Acceleration to speed up the image download.
C. Use an Amazon Aurora database with a public DNS endpoint and auto scaling enabled.
D. Use an Amazon S3 backed Amazon CloudFront distribution with a high Time-to-Live (TTL) to maximize caching.