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You want to create a Route 53 health check that monitors an HTTPS endpoint on port 443 and expects a specific string "OK" in the response body. Which configuration should you use?

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AWS - Route 53
You want to create a Route 53 health check that monitors an HTTPS endpoint on port 443 and expects a specific string "OK" in the response body. Which configuration should you use?
ASet Type to TCP, Port to 443, and specify the Search String as "OK"
BSet Type to HTTP, Port to 80, and specify the Search String as "OK"
CSet Type to HTTPS, Port to 80, and specify the Search String as "OK"
DSet Type to HTTPS, Port to 443, and specify the Search String as "OK"
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
  1. Step 1: Match protocol and port

    HTTPS uses port 443, so Type must be HTTPS and Port 443.
  2. Step 2: Use Search String for response content check

    To check for "OK" in response body, specify Search String in health check configuration.
  3. Final Answer:

    Set Type to HTTPS, Port to 443, and specify the Search String as "OK" -> Option D
  4. Quick Check:

    HTTPS + port 443 + search string = correct config [OK]
Quick Trick: Match protocol and port; use search string for content check [OK]
Common Mistakes:
  • Using HTTP instead of HTTPS for port 443
  • Setting port 80 for HTTPS
  • Using TCP type when expecting HTTP content

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