During a project enhancement, you are assigned to set up an AWS Application Load Balancer with a provisioned Amazon EKS cluster for ingress-based load balancing to AWS Fargate pods. What steps better describe how to achieve this? (Select TWO).

Answer options:

A.Create a cluster. Create an AWS Fargate profile. When your pods start, Fargate automatically allocates the IAM policy so the ALB Ingress Controller can manage the AWS resources and also manages to compute resources on-demand to run them.
B.Create an AWS Fargate profile. When your pods start, Fargate automatically allocates the IAM policy so the ALB Ingress Controller can manage the AWS resources and also manages to compute resources on-demand to run them. These two steps automatically create and provision the cluster.
C.Create a cluster. Create an AWS Fargate profile. Create a cluster role and a Kubernetes service account. These steps create the IAM policy so the ALB Ingress Controller can manage the AWS resources.
D.Create a cluster. Create an AWS Fargate profile. Set up an OIDC provider with the cluster. Create the IAM policy so the ALB Ingress Controller can manage the AWS resources. Create a cluster role, role binding, and a Kubernetes service account attached to the ALB Ingress Controller running pod.
E.Deploy your application and create Service and Ingress resources.

Correct Answers: D, E
In order to set up an AWS Application Load Balancer with an Amazon EKS cluster using AWS Fargate like in this scenario, you create a cluster and an AWS Fargate profile. Then, you set up an OIDC provider with the cluster. You create the IAM policy so the ALB Ingress Controller can manage the AWS resources. Afterward, you create a cluster role, role binding, and a Kubernetes service account attached to the ALB Ingress Controller running pod. Once these steps are completed, you deploy your application and create the Service and Ingress resources.
Incorrect Answers:
Option A is incorrect because Fargate does not automatically allocate the IAM policy.
Option B is incorrect because the steps described do not create and provision the cluster.
Option C is incorrect because the steps described do not create the IAM policy. So the ALB Ingress Controller can manage the AWS resources.
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