Which service is designed to speed up distribution of web content to users?

The most appropriate choice designed to speed up the distribution of web content to users is Amazon CloudFront. This service acts as a Content Delivery Network (CDN) that ensures users can access your web content with reduced latency. It achieves this by caching content at various edge locations strategically placed around the world. When a user requests content, CloudFront serves it from the nearest edge location, which significantly decreases the load time and improves the overall user experience.

Amazon CloudFront is known for its integration with other Amazon Web Services (AWS), making it easy to distribute content from AWS resources like Amazon S3, EC2, and more. Its ability to automatically handle network optimization also contributes to faster content delivery, making it an excellent choice for applications requiring high-speed access to web media.

The other options, while relevant in different contexts, do not specifically serve the same purpose of content distribution as directly as Amazon CloudFront does. AWS Global Accelerator, for instance, is designed to improve the availability and performance of applications by directing traffic over the AWS global network but is not primarily focused on caching and serving web content. Similarly, AWS S3 Transfer Acceleration helps in speeding up the upload and download of files to and from Amazon S3, but it does not provide the