A company must record every request sent to its Amazon Bedrock API and keep those logs securely for five years at the lowest possible cost. Which combination of AWS service and S3 storage class satisfies these requirements? (Choose two.)

AWS CloudTrail records API calls made to AWS services, including Amazon Bedrock, providing a comprehensive audit trail of actions. This directly addresses the requirement to record every request. Amazon S3 Intelligent-Tiering automatically moves objects between access tiers based on changing access patterns, optimizing storage costs. This ensures the lowest possible cost for the five-year retention period, as infrequently accessed logs will be moved to cheaper archival tiers. Amazon CloudWatch is primarily for monitoring and observability, not for long-term API call recording. AWS Audit Manager helps automate auditing and compliance, but doesn't directly record API calls or provide storage. Amazon S3 Standard is a general-purpose storage class and wouldn't automatically optimize costs for varying access patterns over five years as effectively as Intelligent-Tiering.