Traffic cameras dump large video objects into one cloud region, then analysts repeatedly pull the same files into another region for nightly jobs. Which cost and architecture concern should the team address first?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Hauling the same truckload of video across a toll bridge every night gets expensive fast. Cloud egress charges punish repeated cross-region pulls of bulky camera objects. Park the processing closer to the data instead of paying the toll again and again.
Full Explanation
Network egress and repeated cross-region data movement are first-class cloud architecture costs for high-volume municipal video. Keeping jobs near the landing region, using in-region processing, or redesigning transfer patterns reduces those charges. Laptop macros and toner are not the Big Data cost driver in this scenario. BDPC cloud awareness includes egress as a Volume-and-Velocity economics concern.