Question 405:
Your development team is using an Elastic beanstalk environment. After a week, the environment was torn down and a new one was created. When the development team tried to access the data on the older environment, it was not available. Why is this the case?
Answer options:
A.This is because the underlying EC2 Instances are created with encrypted storage and cannot be accessed once the environment has been terminated. B.This is because the underlying EC2 Instances are created with IOPS volumes and cannot be accessed once the environment has been terminated. C.This is because before the environment termination, Elastic beanstalk copies the data to DynamoDB, and hence the data is not present in the EBS volumes D.This is because the underlying EC2 Instances are created with no persistent local storage