The engineering team at a global e-commerce company is currently reviewing their disaster recovery strategy. The team has outlined that they need to be able to quickly recover their application stack with a Recovery Time Objective (RTO) of 5 minutes, in all of the AWS Regions that the application runs. The application stack currently takes over 45 minutes to install on a Linux system.As a Solutions architect, which of the following options would you recommend as the disaster recovery strategy?Store the installation files in Amazon S3 for quicker retrievalUse Amazon EC2 user data to speed up the installation processCreate an AMI after installing the software and use this AMI to run the recovery process in other RegionsCreate an AMI after installing the software and copy the AMI across all Regions. Use this Region-specific AMI to run the recovery process in the respective Regions

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