Which combination of steps should the solutions architect take to fix the error?
(Choose two.)
Add another origin to the CloudFront distribution for the static assets.
Add a path-based rule to the ALB to forward requests for the static assets.
Add an RTMP distribution to allow caching of both static and dynamic content.
Add a behavior to the CloudFront distribution for the path pattern and the origin of the static assets.
Add a host header condition to the ALB listener and forward the header from CloudFront to add traffic to the allow list.
Explanations:
Adding another origin for the static assets allows CloudFront to fetch these assets directly from the S3 bucket, enabling proper delivery without routing through the ALB.
While adding a path-based rule to the ALB may allow the ALB to handle requests for static assets, it does not address the issue of 404 errors when assets should be served directly from S3 via CloudFront.
RTMP distributions are used for streaming media and are not relevant for serving static or dynamic web content through CloudFront, making this option irrelevant for the described use case.
Adding a behavior to the CloudFront distribution with a path pattern for static assets allows CloudFront to correctly route requests for these assets to the S3 bucket, resolving the 404 error.
A host header condition may help in some scenarios, but it does not directly resolve the 404 errors for static assets being served from S3, making this option unnecessary.
I think the answer is:
Add another origin to the CloudFront distribution for the static assets.
It seems to me that the answer is:
Add another origin to the CloudFront distribution for the static assets.