A SysOps administrator needs to configure Amazon Route 53 to route traffic for a company's apex domain (example.com) to an Application Load Balancer (ALB). Which two configurations or actions should the administrator choose? (Select TWO.)
- Create an Alias A record for the apex domain pointing to the DNS name of the Application Load Balancer.Cevap
- Use an Alias record instead of a standard CNAME record because DNS protocol specifications restrict CNAME records from being configured at the zone apex.Cevap
- CCreate a standard CNAME record at the zone apex that points to the Application Load Balancer's public DNS name.
- DCreate an Alias CNAME record at the zone apex to resolve the load balancer's endpoint.
- ECreate a standard A record and manually enter the public IP addresses of the Application Load Balancer.
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Create an Alias A record for the apex domain pointing to the DNS name of the Application Load Balancer, and use an Alias record instead of a standard CNAME record because DNS protocol specifications restrict CNAME records from being configured at the zone apex.
The correct options are to create an Alias A record pointing to the ALB DNS name and to use Alias records to avoid DNS spec limitations that prohibit standard CNAME records at the zone apex. Route 53 Alias records resolve to the resource IP addresses directly, which complies with standard DNS rules.
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Amazon Route 53 Alias records allow mapping zone apex domains to dynamic AWS resources like Application Load Balancers, satisfying DNS specs where standard CNAME records are forbidden.