A European online newspaper service hosts its public-facing WordPress site in a collocated data center in London. The current WordPress infrastructure consists of a load balancer, two web servers, and one MySQL database server. A solutions architect is tasked with designing a solution with the following requirements:

• Improve the website’s performance
• Make the web tier scalable and stateless
• Improve the database server performance for read-heavy loads
• Reduce latency for users across Europe and the US
• Design the new architecture with a goal of 99.9% availability

Which solution meets these requirements while optimizing operational efficiency?

A. Use an Application Load Balancer (ALB) in front of an Auto Scaling group of WordPress Amazon EC2 instances in one AWS Region and three Availability Zones. Configure an Amazon ElastiCache cluster in front of a Multi-AZ Amazon Aurora MySQL DB cluster. Move the WordPress shared files to Amazon EFS. Configure Amazon CloudFront with the ALB as the origin, and select a price class that includes the US and Europe.
B. Use an Application Load Balancer (ALB) in front of an Auto Scaling group of WordPress Amazon EC2 instances in two AWS Regions and two Availability Zones in each Region. Configure an Amazon ElastiCache cluster in front of a global Amazon Aurora MySQL database. Move the WordPress shared files to Amazon EFS. Configure Amazon CloudFront with the ALB as the origin, and select a price class that includes the US and Europe. Configure EFS cross-Region replication.
C. Use an Application Load Balancer (ALB) in front of an Auto Scaling group of WordPress Amazon EC2 instances in one AWS Region and three Availability Zones. Configure an Amazon DocumentDB table in front of a Multi-AZ Amazon Aurora MySQL DB cluster. Move the WordPress shared files to Amazon EFS. Configure Amazon CloudFront with the ALB as the origin, and select a price class that includes all global locations.
D. Use an Application Load Balancer (ALB) in front of an Auto Scaling group of WordPress Amazon EC2 instances in two AWS Regions and three Availability Zones in each Region. Configure an Amazon ElastiCache cluster in front of a global Amazon Aurora MySQL database. Move the WordPress shared files to Amazon FSx with cross-Region synchronization. Configure Amazon CloudFront with the ALB as the origin and a price class that includes the US and Europe.