What will happen next?
(Choose two.)
The load balancer will continue to perform the health check on the EC2 instance.
The EC2 instance will be terminated based on the health check failure.
The EC2 instance will be rebooted.
The load balancer will stop sending traffic to the EC2 instance.
A new EC2 instance will be deployed to replace the unhealthy instance.
Explanations:
The load balancer will continue to perform health checks on the EC2 instance at the configured interval to monitor its status.
The EC2 instance is not automatically terminated based on health check failure. Termination would require manual intervention or an Auto Scaling Group configuration.
The EC2 instance will not be automatically rebooted by the Application Load Balancer upon a health check failure. Reboots must be manually initiated or automated through other means.
The load balancer will stop sending traffic to the unhealthy EC2 instance, as the health check failed, and only healthy instances will receive traffic.
A new EC2 instance is not automatically deployed to replace an unhealthy instance unless it is part of an Auto Scaling Group, which is not indicated here.
I deduce that the answer is:
The load balancer will continue to perform the health check on the EC2 instance.
I gauge that the answer is:
The load balancer will continue to perform the health check on the EC2 instance.