The company needs a managed file system that presents Windows SMB shares on premises and also makes those shares available in AWS with minimal latency. Which solution should the SysOps administrator deploy?

Deploying an Amazon FSx File Gateway is the correct solution because it provides low-latency access to in-cloud Amazon FSx for Windows File Server shares from on-premises environments using the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. This gateway caches frequently accessed data locally, reducing latency for on-premises users while maintaining the authoritative copy in AWS. An Amazon S3 File Gateway is incorrect because it presents files as objects in S3, not as native SMB shares with the required Windows file system features. Establishing an AWS Direct Connect link is incorrect because it provides network connectivity but doesn't offer a managed file system solution or SMB shares directly. Using AWS DataSync is incorrect as it's primarily a data transfer service for one-time migrations or periodic synchronization, not a low-latency, continuous file system gateway for ongoing access.