Question 340
In an AWS networking assessment, a central inbound Resolver endpoint has only one IP address because an engineer seeks to minimize expense. Which technical explanation BEST accounts for the observed condition?
Explanation
Correct Answer
A single DNS endpoint address can become an availability bottleneck and may violate service requirements. This explains the observed network behavior, which can be checked by verifying that a simulated endpoint AZ failure leaves the corporate DNS lookup service usable.
Incorrect Answers
Creating a rule on a shared outbound endpoint does not cause every VPC to use it automatically. The reported evidence instead concerns Route 53 Resolver endpoint HA requires multiple endpoint IP addresses in appropriate Availability Zones: a single DNS endpoint address can become an availability bottleneck and may violate service requirements.
Inbound and outbound endpoint directions describe where queries enter or leave the VPC DNS service. The reported evidence instead concerns Route 53 Resolver endpoint HA requires multiple endpoint IP addresses in appropriate Availability Zones: a single DNS endpoint address can become an availability bottleneck and may violate service requirements.
A single rule cannot simultaneously express different target destinations for the same suffix without planning. For the stated conditions, a single DNS endpoint address can become an availability bottleneck and may violate service requirements. The more specific mechanism is Route 53 Resolver endpoint HA requires multiple endpoint IP addresses in appropriate Availability Zones.






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