Which combination of actions will meet these requirements?
(Choose two.)
Set up an ECS cluster that uses the AWS Fargate launch type for the cloud application containers. Use an Amazon ECS Anywhere external launch type for the on-premises application containers.
Set up an Application Load Balancer for cloud ECS services.
Set up a Network Load Balancer for cloud ECS services.
Set up an ECS cluster that uses the AWS Fargate launch type. Use Fargate for the cloud application containers and the on-premises application containers.
Set up an ECS cluster that uses the Amazon EC2 launch type for the cloud application containers. Use Amazon ECS Anywhere with an AWS Fargate launch type for the on-premises application containers.
Explanations:
This option utilizes the AWS Fargate launch type for cloud application containers, allowing for serverless container management. The Amazon ECS Anywhere external launch type enables the running of application containers on-premises, making it a suitable choice for hybrid environments.
Setting up an Application Load Balancer (ALB) is appropriate for handling HTTP traffic, which aligns with the requirement for a load balancer for the cloud ECS services. ALBs are designed to distribute incoming application traffic and provide advanced routing, making them ideal for microservices.
While a Network Load Balancer (NLB) can handle traffic, it is more suited for TCP/UDP traffic rather than HTTP traffic. The requirement specifically mentions HTTP traffic, making an Application Load Balancer a more appropriate choice.
Although using AWS Fargate for the cloud application containers is correct, using Fargate for both cloud and on-premises application containers is not possible. Fargate cannot be used for on-premises containers; therefore, this option does not satisfy the hybrid requirement.
This option suggests using the Amazon EC2 launch type for cloud application containers, which does not provide the same level of flexibility and serverless management as Fargate. Additionally, it incorrectly combines ECS Anywhere with a launch type that is not compatible for on-premises container management.
I calculate that the answer is:
Set up an ECS cluster that uses the AWS Fargate launch type for the cloud application containers. Use an Amazon ECS Anywhere external launch type for the on-premises application containers.
I guess:
Set up an ECS cluster that uses the AWS Fargate launch type for the cloud application containers. Use an Amazon ECS Anywhere external launch type for the on-premises application containers.