A company hosts a critical web application behind an Application Load Balancer (ALB) at the zone apex in the eu-west-1 (Ireland) Region. The SysOps administrator wants to configure an active-passive failover routing policy in Amazon Route 53 to redirect user traffic to a static maintenance page hosted on an Amazon S3 bucket website endpoint in the us-west-2 (Oregon) Region. The failover must trigger if the HTTP 5xx error rate of the application exceeds a specific threshold (monitored by a CloudWatch alarm) or if the ALB target group becomes entirely unhealthy. The administrator wants to ensure that DNS failover occurs with minimal delay when a failure is detected.
Which combination of actions should the SysOps administrator take to meet these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Create a CloudWatch alarm in the us-east-1 Region to monitor the application's 5xx error rate metric in eu-west-1 using detailed monitoring (1-minute intervals), and configure a Route 53 health check that monitors this alarm.Cevap
- Create a primary failover Alias A record at the zone apex pointing to the ALB, associate the record with the CloudWatch-alarm-based Route 53 health check, and set Evaluate Target Health to Yes.Cevap
- CCreate a CloudWatch alarm in the eu-west-1 Region to monitor the application's 5xx error rate metric using standard monitoring (5-minute intervals), and configure the Route 53 health check to monitor this alarm directly.
- DCreate a primary failover CNAME record at the zone apex pointing to the ALB DNS name, set its TTL to 300 seconds, and associate the record with the Route 53 health check.
- ECreate a secondary failover Alias A record at the zone apex pointing to an Amazon RDS Read Replica endpoint in us-west-2 to act as the primary database failover target.