Question 450
An architecture review recommends this solution: Use CodePipeline stages with independent regional deploy actions and a manual approval gate before the restricted stage. The motivating situation is: A product releases the same service to two Regions and must require a compliance approval before the second Region goes live. Which consideration makes this solution preferable to the original approach?
Explanation
Correct Answer
This principle explains why the prescribed control is appropriate for the described requirement. The matching design action is: Use CodePipeline stages with independent regional deploy actions and a manual approval gate before the restricted stage. The expected supporting evidence is: The first Region deploys, the second Region waits for approval, and rejection prevents restricted rollout.
Incorrect Answers
Basic infrastructure availability controls were mistaken for managed advanced DDoS response workflow. The stated evidence instead indicates: Independent release scripts lack enforceable promotion ordering and approval evidence.
Individual account stacks were created manually and drift from the approved baseline. The stated evidence instead indicates: Independent release scripts lack enforceable promotion ordering and approval evidence.
One abrupt DNS change replaced every consumer endpoint with no controlled canary or rollback. The stated evidence instead indicates: Independent release scripts lack enforceable promotion ordering and approval evidence.