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I see A and E as option A covers all the regions (NortAmerica, Asia, Europe) option E which ensures atleast one instance of Spanner
To achieve 99.999% availability and minimize read latency for a globally distributed user base, the company should: - Deploy a multi-regional Cloud Spanner instance with the "nam-asia-eur1" configuration (Option A). This setup will provide the geographical distribution of data across three continents — North America, Asia, and Europe. The multi-regional nature of this option is designed to maintain high availability and ensure users across these regions experience low latency when accessing the database. - Ensure that the Cloud Spanner instance has a minimum of three nodes (Option C). This configuration will contribute to the high availability and fault tolerance of the database. Spanner's built-in replication across these nodes in different regions will further support the five nines (99.999%) availability target, while also providing scalability for read operations.
Let's think about all possible answers: - B does not make sense, as "nam3" is not the global configuration we want; - D is not ok, 'cause 1 node is not enough - E is not enough, as we want a global configuration; - F is totally unrelated.