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As a mentor for a new recruit trying to understand the nuances of EC2 Auto Scaling, a critical component of managing scalable applications on AWS, you have been asked to guide them in identifying and explaining the correct statements about Auto Scaling.
Can you identify and explain the correct statements about Auto Scaling to the new recruit? (Select two).
A
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling works with both Application Load Balancers and Network Load Balancers
B
You cannot use Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling for health checks (to replace unhealthy instances) if you are not using Elastic Load Balancing (ELB)
C
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling cannot add a volume to an existing instance if the existing volume is approaching capacity
D
Every time you create an Auto Scaling group from an existing instance, it creates a new AMI (Amazon Machine Image)
E
EC2 Auto Scaling groups are regional constructs. They span across Availability Zones and AWS regions