Exam AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate SAA-C02 topic 1 question 257 discussion

This one is a freebie, should A.

A it is : Cloud front can host static websites as per below snippet. Snippet from AWS documentation : Description: Amazon CloudFront is a global Content Delivery Network (CDN), which will host your website on a global network of edge servers, helping users load your website more quickly. When requests for your website content come through, they are automatically routed to the nearest edge location, closest to where the request originated from, so your content is delivered to your end user with the best possible performance.

Alright ,,, Static website = S3,,,, My Question is >>> we can Host The Website on Amazon CloudFront ?! This must be Route 53 Job & i think Answer must be like that S3 for Static Website , Route 53 with Failover , we can also register it on Route 53 If iam wrong Can any one correct to me !

Correct A.

Definitely A

Should be A.

How can we configure Route53 with a DNS routing policy with an A-record of the so-called multiple CloudFront Distributions (of various region)? Besides, when we create a CloudFront Distribution with a chosen Price Class (eg Use All Edge Locations), we are only provided with only 1 single CloudFront Distribution DNS endpoint eg d3t7sodkkll.cloudfront.net. Note: there is no multiple DNS endpoints (with resolved IP address) to use in the Route53 DNS Routing Policy. Answer D doesnt sound technical feasible unless someone share with me how it is achieved. I opt for A at the moment.

A seems correct.

A is correct answer

It has to be A , when I saw Static website first thing to look for is S3

A is the correct answer. Solution: https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/cloudfront-serve-static-website/ Scenario explained in the link: I want to host a static website on an Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) bucket. Then, I want to serve my website through an Amazon CloudFront distribution. How can I do that? Please note in the option, it clearly states about migration to Amazon S3 and it's best suited for static websites as per the requirement here.

static -> s3

I think question needs more clarity, if their on-premise netowrk is unable to hold and there is bottleneck we should go with s3 hosting only. But as it doesn't say any of that, and not even that they want to transfer to s3/make any changes - we can use Route53 + CF

D is correct. A cannot be correct as CloudFront never host a website.!!!!! Rather it will distribute static content with S3 (or something else) as the origin.

D. Distribution in CloudFront is assigned a random domain. The question implies that the company's domain name needs to be used. To achieve this, need Route 53.

The origin of the S3 is not set to cloud front in answer A. it should be Route 53

Why are so many answers wrong ????