AWS - Cloud Computing FundamentalsIf a CloudFront edge location does not have the requested object cached, what is the immediate action CloudFront takes?ACloudFront serves a stale cached version from another edge locationBCloudFront returns a 404 error to the userCCloudFront redirects the user to the origin server directlyDCloudFront retrieves the object from the origin server and caches it at the edge locationCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Cache miss scenarioIf the requested content is not cached at the edge, CloudFront must fetch it.Step 2: Fetch from originCloudFront retrieves the object from the origin server and caches it for future requests.Final Answer:CloudFront retrieves the object from the origin server and caches it at the edge location -> Option DQuick Check:Cache miss triggers origin fetch and caching [OK]Quick Trick: Cache miss causes origin fetch and caching [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming CloudFront returns error on cache missThinking CloudFront redirects users to originBelieving stale content is served from other edges
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