AWS Web App: Enabling Cross Zone Load Balancing MCQ

AWS Web App: Enabling Cross Zone Load Balancing MCQ

AWS Web App: Enabling Cross Zone Load Balancing MCQ

This is an architectural diagram of a simple web application. The whole service is hosted in a single AWS region (us-east-2).

 

There are two enabled Availability Zones (AZs), with 2 targets in AZ A and 3 targets in AZ B.
Clients send requests, and Amazon Route 53 responds to each request with the IP address of one of the load balancer nodes.
Route 53 has been configured in a way that each load balancer node receives an equal share of the traffic from the clients.
Each load balancer node distributes its share of the traffic across the registered targets in its scope.

 

Answer the question below.

 

As cross-zone load balancing is enabled, how much traffic will each of the 5 targets receive?

Each target will receive 50% of traffic from the clients

Each target will receive 25% of traffic from the clients

Each target will receive 20% of traffic from the clients

Each target will receive 100% of traffic from the clients