A Company Runs a Static Website Through Its On-Premises Data

A company runs a static website through its on-premises data center. The company has multiple servers that handle all of its traffic, but on busy days, services are interrupted and the website becomes unavailable. The company wants to expand its presence globally and plans to triple its website traffic. What should a solutions architect recommend to meet these requirements?

A) Migrate the website content to Amazon S3 and host the website on Amazon CloudFront.
B) Migrate the website content to Amazon EC2 instances with public Elastic IP addresses in multiple AWS Regions.
C) Migrate the website content to Amazon EC2 instances and vertically scale as the load increases.
D) Use Amazon Route 53 to distribute the loads across multiple Amazon CloudFront distributions for each AWS Region that exists globally.