Amazon AWS Certified Big Data - Specialty Exam Practice Questions (P. 3)

An administrator needs to manage a large catalog of items from various external sellers. The administrator needs to determine if the items should be identified as minimally dangerous, dangerous, or highly dangerous based on their textual descriptions. The administrator already has some items with the danger attribute, but receives hundreds of new item descriptions every day without such classification.
The administrator has a system that captures dangerous goods reports from customer support team of from user feedback.
What is a cost-effective architecture to solve this issue?

A company receives data sets coming from external providers on Amazon S3. Data sets from different providers are dependent on one another. Data sets will arrive at different times and in no particular order.
A data architect needs to design a solution that enables the company to do the following:
✑ Rapidly perform cross data set analysis as soon as the data becomes available
✑ Manage dependencies between data sets that arrive at different times
Which architecture strategy offers a scalable and cost-effective solution that meets these requirements?

A media advertising company handles a large number of real-time messages sourced from over 200 websites in real time. Processing latency must be kept low. Based on calculations, a 60-shard Amazon Kinesis stream is more than sufficient to handle the maximum data throughput, even with traffic spikes. The company also uses an Amazon Kinesis Client Library (KCL) application running on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) managed by an Auto Scaling group. Amazon CloudWatch indicates an average of 25% CPU and a modest level of network traffic across all running servers.
The company reports a 150% to 200% increase in latency of processing messages from Amazon Kinesis during peak times. There are NO reports of delay from the sites publishing to Amazon Kinesis.
What is the appropriate solution to address the latency?

A Redshift data warehouse has different user teams that need to query the same table with very different query types. These user teams are experiencing poor performance.
Which action improves performance for the user teams in this situation?

A company operates an international business served from a single AWS region. The company wants to expand into a new country. The regulator for that country requires the Data Architect to maintain a log of financial transactions in the country within 24 hours of the product transaction. The production application is latency insensitive. The new country contains another AWS region.
What is the most cost-effective way to meet this requirement?