A company wants to deploy a critical application that requires high availability and disaster recovery. The application serves a global customer base and is sensitive to database read and write latency. Which deployment strategy should be recommended?
Utilize edge locations to cache the application data for reduced latency and improved availability
Deploy the application in multiple AWS Regions and use Route 53 to route traffic based on latency
Deploy the application in a single AWS Region and use multiple Availability Zones within the Region
Host the application on premises in the company's data center and use AWS for backup
Using multiple Regions will provide the highest level of availability and fault tolerance by protecting against the failure of a single Region and providing low latency through geographical distribution. Other options, such as using edge locations or a single Region, do not offer the same level of disaster recovery capability or global performance optimization.
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