Question 740
An AWS network engineer must address this specific condition: A global business needs traffic routing based on the geographic proximity of resources and adjustable bias settings. Which implementation or operational change BEST meets the requirement?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Geoproximity policies can change geographic catchment areas without changing IP targets themselves. Confirm the change by checking that after bias adjustment, the sampled DNS distribution moves toward the intended endpoint region.
Incorrect Answers
Simple routing alone does not make Route 53 suppress failed records based on application health. It does not directly achieve the required result: after bias adjustment, the sampled DNS distribution moves toward the intended endpoint region. The constraint is that geoproximity policies can change geographic catchment areas without changing IP targets themselves.
Inbound endpoints bring permitted DNS queries into the VPC resolver, unlike outbound endpoints sending them out. It does not directly achieve the required result: after bias adjustment, the sampled DNS distribution moves toward the intended endpoint region. The constraint is that geoproximity policies can change geographic catchment areas without changing IP targets themselves.
Authoritative signing and recursive validation occur at different ends of the DNS trust workflow. In this situation, geoproximity policies can change geographic catchment areas without changing IP targets themselves. The proposed change does not ensure after bias adjustment, the sampled DNS distribution moves toward the intended endpoint region.






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