A company hosts a security-hardened metadata retrieval service on a fleet of Amazon EC2 instances in an Auto Scaling group (ASG) behind an Application Load Balancer (ALB). The application listens on TCP port , while a local diagnostic agent listens on TCP port to respond with node status. The solutions architect configures the ALB target group with default health check settings. Custom Network ACLs (NACLs) and security groups are applied to the EC2 instances. During testing, the ALB marks all registered instances as unhealthy, even though local status checks on port succeed. Additionally, after a recent failover to a secondary region due to network latency, Route 53 fails to route clients back to the primary region's ALB after its instances recover.
Which combination of configuration changes should the solutions architect implement to resolve these issues? (Select two.)
- Modify the target group health check settings to query port instead of the default traffic port.Cevap
- Add an outbound rule to the subnet network ACL to allow outbound traffic to the ALB subnets on ephemeral ports .Cevap
- CConfigure the target group health check settings to query port to verify baseline web server socket availability.
- DAdd an outbound rule to the EC2 security group allowing traffic to the ALB security group on ephemeral ports .
- EUpdate the Route 53 latency routing policy to failover using TTL records without configuring health checks.