A company that runs applications on AWS recently subscribed to a new software-as-a-service (SaaS) data vendor. The vendor provides the data by way of a REST API that the vendor hosts in its AWS environment.
The vendor offers multiple options for connectivity to the API and is working with the company to find the best way to connect.
The company's AWS account does not allow outbound internet access from its AWS environment. The vendor's services run on AWS in the same Region as the company's applications.
A solutions architect must implement connectivity to the vendor's API so that the API is highly available in the company's VPC.
Which solution will meet these requirements?
A. Connect to the vendor's public API address for the data service
B. Connect to the vendor by way of a VPC peering connection between the vendor's VPC and the company's VPC
C. Connect to the vendor by way of a VPC endpoint service that uses AWS PrivateLink
D. Connect to a public bastion host that the vendor provides. Tunnel the API traffic
The vendor offers multiple options for connectivity to the API and is working with the company to find the best way to connect.
The company's AWS account does not allow outbound internet access from its AWS environment. The vendor's services run on AWS in the same Region as the company's applications.
A solutions architect must implement connectivity to the vendor's API so that the API is highly available in the company's VPC.
Which solution will meet these requirements?
A. Connect to the vendor's public API address for the data service
B. Connect to the vendor by way of a VPC peering connection between the vendor's VPC and the company's VPC
C. Connect to the vendor by way of a VPC endpoint service that uses AWS PrivateLink
D. Connect to a public bastion host that the vendor provides. Tunnel the API traffic