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AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional · AWS
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Deploying the API to multiple Regions (A) allows the company's API to run across multiple Regions, meeting one of the requirements. Creating a new KMS multi-Region customer managed key (B) ensures that the encryption keys used to store the vendor's API secret are accessible across multiple Regions. This allows the company to use a single secret in Secrets Manager across all Regions, reducing operational overhead. Replicating the existing Secrets Manager secret to other Regions (C) is not necessary if you have an AWS-managed key or a multi-region customer managed key (B), but it's still a valid option that can meet the requirement. In fact, the combination of A, B, and C would be the most suitable answer, as they all contribute to ensuring that the API components can run across multiple Regions in an active-active configuration with minimal operational overhead.
BCF "A" does not create the Lambda in other regions. " The API uses Amazon API Gateway with a Regional API endpoint and an AWS Lambda function for hosting. "
Why C? Does the new KMS key not need to create a new encrypted secret?