AWS - API GatewayWhy does API Gateway require you to deploy your API after adding or modifying resources and methods?ADeployment deletes old resources automaticallyBDeployment publishes the API configuration to a stage making changes liveCDeployment encrypts the API trafficDDeployment backs up the API configuration to S3Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand deployment purpose in API GatewayDeployment pushes the current API configuration to a stage, making it accessible to clients.Step 2: Exclude other optionsDeployment does not delete resources, encrypt traffic, or back up configs to S3 automatically.Final Answer:Deployment publishes the API configuration to a stage making changes live -> Option BQuick Check:Deployment = publish config live [OK]Quick Trick: Deploy to publish API changes live [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking deployment deletes resourcesAssuming deployment encrypts trafficBelieving deployment backs up configs
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