A. Deliver the player data to an Amazon Timestream database. Create an Amazon ElastiCache for Redis cluster. Configure the Lambda function to store the results in Redis. Create a scheduled event with Amazon EventBridge to invoke the Lambda function once every minute. Reconfigure the game server to query the Redis cluster for the leaderboard data.
B. Deliver the player data to an Amazon Timestream database. Create an Amazon DynamoDB table. Configure the Lambda function to store the results in DynamoDCreate a scheduled event with Amazon EventBridge to invoke the Lambda function once every minute. Reconfigure the game server to query the DynamoDB table for the leaderboard data.
C. Deliver the player data to an Amazon Aurora MySQL database. Create an Amazon DynamoDB table. Configure the Lambda function to store the results in MySQL. Create a scheduled event with Amazon EventBridge to invoke the Lambda function once every minute. Reconfigure the game server to query the DynamoDB table for the leaderboard data.
D. Deliver the player data to an Amazon Neptune database. Create an Amazon ElastiCache for Redis cluster. Configure the Lambda function to store the results in Redis. Create a scheduled event with Amazon EventBridge to invoke the Lambda function once every minute. Reconfigure the game server to query the Redis cluster for the leaderboard data.
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