A company wants to run a hybrid workload for data processing. The data needs to be accessed by on-premises applications for local data processing using an NFS protocol, and must also be accessible from the AWS Cloud for further analytics and batch processing. Which solution will meet these requirements? AWS Storage Gateway file gateway presents a file interface backed by Amazon S3 and supports NFS. This allows local applications to access data via NFS while also enabling cloud applications to use the data stored in S3 for analytics and processing, fulfilling both hybrid and cloud-native requirements. Reference Extract: 'AWS Storage Gateway file gateway offers NFS and SMB access to data stored in Amazon S3, supporting hybrid workloads for local and cloud access.' Source: AWS Certified Solutions Architect -- Official Study Guide, Hybrid and Storage Gateway section.
A. Use an AWS Storage Gateway file gateway to provide file storage to AWS, then perform analytics on this data in the AWS Cloud
B. Use an AWS Storage Gateway tape gateway to copy the backup of the local data to AWS, then perform analytics on this data in the AWS Cloud
C. Use an AWS Storage Gateway volume gateway in a stored volume configuration to regularly take snapshots of the local data, then copy the data to AWS
D. Use an AWS Storage Gateway volume gateway in a cached volume configuration to back up all the local storage in the AWS Cloud, then perform analytics on this data in the cloud