A company runs an internet-facing web application on AWS and uses Amazon Route 53 with a public hosted zone.
The company wants to log DNS response codes to support future root cause analysis.
Which solution will meet these requirements?
To capture DNS query and response data, including response codes, Amazon Route 53 provides query logging, which is the most precise and AWS-supported solution for this requirement.
Option A enables Route 53 query logging, which records detailed information about DNS queries, such as the queried domain, record type, source IP, and DNS response code. These logs are delivered to Amazon CloudWatch Logs, where administrators can search, analyze, and retain them for forensic investigation and root cause analysis.
Option B is incorrect because AWS CloudTrail records API calls to AWS services, not DNS query traffic. Option C provides aggregated metrics (such as query counts and health checks) but does not include per-query response codes. Option D offers best-practice recommendations but does not collect or analyze DNS query data.
Therefore, A is the correct solution because Route 53 query logging provides the detailed, low-level DNS visibility required for troubleshooting and operational analysis.
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