AWS - Elastic Load BalancingYou set up an ALB with a listener on port 80 but forget to configure any target groups. What issue will you encounter?AALB will not forward any traffic and return 503 errorsBALB will forward traffic to default targets automaticallyCALB will route traffic based on URL paths without targetsDALB will forward traffic to NLB targetsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check ALB listener requirementsALB listeners must have at least one target group to forward traffic.Step 2: Consequence of missing target groupsWithout targets, ALB returns HTTP 503 Service Unavailable errors.Final Answer:ALB will not forward any traffic and return 503 errors -> Option AQuick Check:ALB needs targets or returns 503 [OK]Quick Trick: ALB needs targets; no targets = 503 errors [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming ALB forwards without targetsExpecting default targetsConfusing ALB with NLB behavior
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