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Geolocation Routing on AWS

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How would you set up geolocation-based routing using AWS services?

Asked in the Technical stage. Explain how you would route users to AWS regions or endpoints based on geographic location, while handling health, latency, failover, and operational visibility.

  1. Clarify the routing requirements and geographic resolution needed.
  2. Choose appropriate AWS services and routing policies.
  3. Describe the request path, health checks, failover behavior, and configuration deployment.
  4. Explain whether ML is necessary, and where it could add value.
  5. Cover monitoring, testing, security, and cost tradeoffs.