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Your organization is hosting a globally available application. You want to route users to the closest healthy endpoint while automatically failing over to a secondary region if the primary region's health check fails. Which Route 53 routing policy and configuration should you use?
Latency-based routing with health checks enabled
Failover routing (Primary-Secondary) only
Weighted round robin
Geolocation routing
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✓ Correct Answer: Latency-based routing with health checks enabledExplanation:Latency-based routing ensures the best performance, and with health checks, it provides automatic failover by routing users to the next closest healthy region if the primary becomes unavailable.