A company hosts a web application at the zone apex (example.com). The application is deployed behind Application Load Balancers (ALBs) located in both the us-east-1 and eu-central-1 Regions. A SysOps Administrator needs to configure Amazon Route 53 to route user traffic to the region that offers the lowest network latency. Additionally, the configuration must automatically divert traffic away from a region if its ALB becomes unhealthy. Which two actions should the SysOps Administrator take to meet these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Create an Alias A record at the zone apex for each region and select the Latency routing policy.Cevap
- Configure the Evaluate Target Health setting to Yes on both Alias records.Cevap
- CCreate a CNAME record at the zone apex for each region pointing to the DNS name of the ALB in that region.
- DConfigure a Geolocation routing policy record for each region and map them to the users' nearest geographic locations.
- ECreate Route 53 active-passive Failover routing records for the ALBs and associate them with a CloudWatch alarm.
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Create an Alias A record at the zone apex for each region, select the Latency routing policy, and configure the Evaluate Target Health setting to Yes on both Alias records.
To route traffic to the region offering the lowest network latency for a zone apex, Route 53 Alias A records must be created with a Latency routing policy. Additionally, to ensure high availability, the 'Evaluate Target Health' setting should be set to Yes on these Alias records so Route 53 automatically detects the health of the ALB target groups and reroutes traffic if an ALB fails.
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Configuring latency-based routing at the zone apex using Alias records and enabling target health evaluation for automatic regional failover.
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