A financial company wants to store their data in Amazon S3 but at the same time, they want to store their frequently accessed data locally on their on-premises server. This is due to the fact that they do not have the option to extend their on-premises storage, which is why they are looking for a durable and scalable storage service to use in AWS.

The answer is "Use the Amazon Storage Gateway - Cached Volumes".

Explanation:

In the Cached Volume Gateway mode, the main information is saved in the Amazon S3 and your often accessed data is kept in a lag cache locally. In just about any mode, users could use AWS Backup, which would be saved in AWS as an Amazon EBS snapshot, in time and copy the volumes. Its cached volumes allow the store of primary information in Amazon S3 over the standard Small System Independent Mechanism.

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