A SysOps administrator is setting up an active-passive failover configuration in Amazon Route 53. The primary resource record set points to an Application Load Balancer, and the secondary resource record set points to an Amazon S3 static website. What configuration is required on the primary resource record set to enable Route 53 to automatically redirect traffic to the secondary record during an outage?
- AA CloudWatch alarm configured for 1-minute detailed monitoring associated with a CloudWatch metric filter.
- A Route 53 health check that monitors the primary endpoint and has the DNS record's 'Evaluate Target Health' option set to Yes.Cevap
- CA Route 53 weighted routing policy with the primary record set to a weight of 0 and the secondary record set to a weight of 100.
- DAn Amazon RDS Read Replica designated as the failover target within the Route 53 routing policy.
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A Route 53 health check that monitors the primary endpoint and has the DNS record's 'Evaluate Target Health' option set to Yes.
To set up active-passive failover, Amazon Route 53 needs a way to detect whether the primary resource is healthy. Associating a Route 53 health check with the primary resource record set and enabling 'Evaluate Target Health' ensures Route 53 regularly checks the health of the Application Load Balancer and redirects queries to the S3 bucket if the ALB becomes unhealthy.
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Active-passive DNS failover in Amazon Route 53 requires associating a health check with the primary record, and for Alias records, configuring 'Evaluate Target Health' to Yes to track the endpoint availability.