Field inspectors run a custom TCP client against a municipal API. They sit on varied ISPs, need stable anycast entry IPs, and want fast regional failover that is not limited to HTTP caching. Which service should front the dual-Region endpoints?
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Short Explanation
Inspectors on random cell networks need a steady front door address and a fast lane into AWS—not an HTTP-only CDN assumption. Global Accelerator gives anycast IPs and quick failover for that TCP API.
Full Explanation
AWS Global Accelerator provides static anycast IP addresses and routes traffic over the AWS global network to optimal Regional endpoints, including non-HTTP TCP/UDP workloads that need performance and failover. CloudFront is primarily an HTTP/HTTPS CDN. Transfer Acceleration optimizes S3 transfers, and SQS is a queue—not a TCP API accelerator.