Given an ALB with two target groups: tg1 and tg2. The ALB uses a rule to route requests with path /api/* to tg1 and all other requests to tg2. What happens when a user requests /api/users?

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Given an ALB with two target groups: tg1 and tg2. The ALB uses a rule to route requests with path /api/* to tg1 and all other requests to tg2. What happens when a user requests /api/users?

AThe request is routed to target group <code>tg1</code>

BThe request is routed to target group <code>tg2</code>

CThe request is rejected with an error

DThe request is routed to both <code>tg1</code> and <code>tg2</code> simultaneously

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze the ALB routing rule
The rule states requests with path starting /api/ go to tg1.
Step 2: Match the request path
The request path /api/users matches the /api/* pattern, so it routes to tg1.
Final Answer:
The request is routed to target group <code>tg1</code> -> Option A
Quick Check:
Path /api/* routes to tg1 [OK]

Quick Trick: Path rules route matching requests to correct target group [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Assuming default target group handles all requests
Thinking requests route to multiple target groups
Ignoring path-based routing rules

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Given an ALB with two target groups: tg1 and tg2. The ALB uses a rule to route requests with path /api/* to tg1 and all other requests to tg2. What happens when a user requests /api/users?

Step 1: Analyze the ALB routing rule

Step 2: Match the request path

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