AWS - API GatewayWhy is it important to deploy an API Gateway stage after making changes to your REST API configuration?ABecause deployment publishes changes to the live endpointBBecause deployment deletes old API versionsCBecause deployment automatically scales backend servicesDBecause deployment encrypts API trafficCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand deployment in API GatewayDeployment publishes your API changes to a stage URL accessible by clients.Step 2: Differentiate deployment effectsDeployment does not delete versions, scale backend, or encrypt traffic by itself.Final Answer:Because deployment publishes changes to the live endpoint -> Option AQuick Check:Deployment = publish API changes [OK]Quick Trick: Deploy to publish API changes live [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking deployment deletes old versionsAssuming deployment scales backendBelieving deployment encrypts traffic
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