A multi-Region public permitting portal should send residents to the nearest healthy Region for both latency and continuity. Which Route 53 approach best supports that goal?
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Short Explanation
Route 53 geo or latency routing plus health checks is the traffic cop that points residents to the closest open city hall window—and stops sending them to a boarded-up one.
Full Explanation
Route 53 geolocation and latency-based routing policies, combined with health checks, can direct users to the nearest healthy regional endpoint and improve both experience and continuity for multi-Region public portals. A single static record, weighted routing without health checks, and private-only DNS fail continuity or public access requirements.