AWS Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) · Free practice question 6 of 12
Route 53 geolocation routing
Vireo Streaming must show region-specific catalogs and comply with licensing rules: users in Germany must always be sent to the eu-central-1 deployment and users in Japan to the ap-northeast-1 deployment, regardless of network latency. Which Route 53 routing policy should be used?
- A.Geolocation routing
- B.Latency-based routing
- C.Weighted routing
- D.Multivalue answer routing
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Correct answer: A. Geolocation routing
Why: Geolocation routing answers DNS queries based on the geographic location of the user, such as country, so licensing rules can be enforced per country, with a default record for other locations. Latency-based routing chooses by network performance and could send users across borders, and weighted and multivalue routing do not consider location.
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