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A company is designing a support ticketing system for its employees. The company has a flattened LDAP dataset that contains employee data. The data includes ticket categories that the employees can access, relevant ticket metadata stored in Amazon S3, and the business unit of each employee.

The company uses Amazon QuickSight to visualize the data. The company needs an automated solution to apply row-level data restriction within the QuickSight group for each business unit. The solution must grant access to an employee when an employee is added to a business unit and must deny access to an employee when an employee is removed from a business unit.

Which solution will meet these requirements?

A
Load the dataset into SPICE from Amazon S3. Create a SPICE query that contains the dataset rules for row-level security. Upload separate .csv files to Amazon S3 for adding and removing users from a group. Apply the permissions dataset on the existing QuickSight users. Create an AWS Lambda function that will run periodically to refresh the direct query cache based on the changes to the .csv file.
B
Load the dataset into SPICE from Amazon S3. Create an AWS Lambda function that will run each time the direct query cache is refreshed. Configure the Lambda function to apply a permissions file to the dataset that is loaded into SPICE. Configure the addition and removal of groups and users by creating a QuickSight IAM policy.
C
Load the dataset into SPICE from Amazon S3. Apply a permissions file to the dataset to dictate which group has access to the dataset. Upload separate .csv files to Amazon S3 for adding and removing groups and users under the path that QuickSight is reading from. Create an AWS Lambda function that will run when a particular object is uploaded to Amazon S3. Configure the Lambda function to make API calls to QuickSight to add or remove users or a group.
D
Move the data from Amazon S3 into Amazon Redshift. Load the dataset into SPICE from Amazon Redshift. Create an AWS Lambda function that will run each time the direct query cache is refreshed.
Configure the Lambda function to apply a permissions file to the dataset that is loaded into SPICE.

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