Amazon Exam BDS-C00 Topic 2 Question 84 Discussion

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Question #: 84
Topic #: 2

A user is planning to host a mobile game on EC2 which sends notifications to active users on either high score or the addition of new features. The user should get this notification when he is online on his mobile device. Which of the below mentioned AWS services can help achieve this functionality?

AAWS Simple Notification Service

BAWS Simple Queue Service

CAWS Mobile Communication Service

DAWS Simple Email Service

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by Kattie at Dec 26, 2023, 02:27 PM

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Tonette

24 days ago

Absolutely, Olivia. SNS can integrate with mobile platforms like Android and iOS to deliver notifications in real-time. Plus, it's scalable and reliable, which is important for a high-traffic mobile game.

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Aleisha

5 days ago

A) AWS Simple Notification Service

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Clay

6 days ago

That's correct, SNS is scalable and reliable for high-traffic mobile games.

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Rachael

7 days ago

A) AWS Simple Notification Service

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Thora

8 days ago

Indeed, SNS can easily integrate with mobile platforms like Android and iOS.

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Junita

9 days ago

A) AWS Simple Notification Service

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Omega

10 days ago

Absolutely, SNS is the right choice for real-time notifications on mobile devices.

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Nathan

11 days ago

A) AWS Simple Notification Service

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Santos

25 days ago

Yeah, I think the answer has to be A) AWS Simple Notification Service (SNS). SNS is designed for sending push notifications to mobile devices, so it seems like the perfect fit for this use case.

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Ollie

25 days ago

I agree, Samantha. This rules out services like SQS and SES, which are more for email and queuing. It's got to be something specifically designed for mobile notifications.

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Elina

26 days ago

Hmm, this is a tricky one. The user needs to get notifications on their mobile device when they're online, so it's got to be something that can push notifications directly to the device.

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