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As an AWS Certified Developer Associate, you're responsible for ensuring that traffic routing via a load balancer is optimized for performance. One of your team members has set up an Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) with the goal of distributing traffic evenly between instances or across Availability Zones. Despite this configuration, the ELB is directing more traffic to a particular instance or a specific Availability Zone rather than distributing it equally.
What could be causing this issue, and what are the potential solutions to fix it? (Select two)
A
Sticky sessions are enabled for the load balancer
B
Instances of a specific capacity type aren’t equally distributed across Availability Zones
C
After you disable an Availability Zone, the targets in that Availability Zone remain registered with the load balancer, thereby receiving random bursts of traffic
D
For Application Load Balancers, cross-zone load balancing is disabled by default
E
There could be short-lived TCP connections between clients and instances