What is the correct way to configure AWS Direct connect for access to services such as Amazon S3?
Configure a public Interface on your AWS Direct Connect link. Configure a static route via your AWS Direct Connect link that points to Amazon S3 Advertise a default route to AWS using BGP.
Create a private interface on your AWS Direct Connect link. Configure a static route via your AWS Direct connect link that points to Amazon S3 Configure specific routes to your network in your VPC.
Create a public interface on your AWS Direct Connect link. Redistribute BGP routes into your existing routing infrastructure; advertise specific routes for your network to AWS.
Create a private interface on your AWS Direct connect link. Redistribute BGP routes into your existing routing infrastructure and advertise a default route to AWS.
Explanations:
This option suggests using a public interface, which is necessary for accessing public AWS services like S3. However, it incorrectly mentions a static route, which is not the best practice for BGP.
This option uses a private interface, which is not suitable for accessing public AWS services such as S3. Public interfaces are required for this purpose.
This option correctly configures a public interface on the AWS Direct Connect link, allowing access to public AWS services like S3. It also suggests redistributing BGP routes, which is appropriate for managing traffic.
This option also suggests a private interface, which cannot access public AWS services like S3. Additionally, it incorrectly implies using a default route for a public service, which is not necessary.
I systematize that the answer is:
Create a public interface on your AWS Direct Connect link. Redistribute BGP routes into your existing routing infrastructure; advertise specific routes for your network to AWS.