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You also receive two additional practice exams with links for every question mapped to the PDF eBook.  \nSee the card insert in the back of the book for your Pearson Test Prep activation code and special offers.  \nCHAPTER 5  \nChoosing Resilient Storage  \nThis chapter covers content that’s important to the following exam domain/ objective:  \n■ Domain 1: Design Resilient Architectures  \nObjective 1.4 Choose appropriate resilient storage  \nIn terms of what is stored in the cloud, personal records take the prize for the largest amount of [storage being used. According to raconteur.net](storage being used. According to raconteur.net), over 4 petabytes (PB) of data are created daily by Facebook users, 4 TB of data are produced each day by connected cars, 65 billion messages are sent via WhatsApp daily, and  \n28 PB of data are generated by wearable devices. In addition, corporations and software as a service (SaaS) application are using the cloud to store vast quantities of data, from Word and Excel files, to machine learning, to online gaming results, to anything else you can think of. And the amount of storage in the public cloud will grow.  \nSome estimate that by 2025, 463 exabytes (EB) of data will be created daily.  \nThat’s 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes! The cheap advertised price of storage will get more expensive over time as you hang onto your data records.  \nOut-of-sight data records become really expensive to store over time.  \nNOTE For additional details on data storage, see [https://www.raconteur.net/](https://www.raconteur.net/)[ ](https://www.raconteur.net/)[infographics/a-day-in-data/.](infographics/a-day-in-data/.)  \nThis chapter explores the AWS storage options. By the end of this chapter, you will understand the choices available for storing your precious personal and corporate data in theAWS cloud.  \nAWS offers many storage options, and most of them would not be possible on premises as the data storage needed is simply too large. AWS has made great strides in providing storage solutions for companies that work in a hybrid mode of operation, where some data is stored on premises because of security concerns, rules, and regulations. (For example, financial customers are not allowed to move certain data resources to the cloud.) For these types of customers, the hybrid cloud is here to stay, and AWS has created services that allow customers  \n170 AWS Certified Solutions Architect-Associate (SAA-C02) Cert Guide  \nto decide what they want or are allowed to do: store data in the AWS cloud or access data from their on-premises cloud storage arrays. The AWS Certified Solutions Architect-Associate (SAA-C02) exam will expect you to be able to select the appropriate storage solution, based on the use case presented. 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