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A production RDS MySQL DB instance uses a traditional Multi-AZ deployment with one synchronous standby. The primary Availability Zone fails. What should the application expect during the managed failover?
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- The existing DB endpoint is updated to the promoted standby; clients must reconnect and honor DNS changes.
- The standby serves writes at the same instant with no possible connection interruption.
- The deployment must first restore the latest manual snapshot because the standby cannot be promoted.
- The standby starts serving writes under a newly created endpoint that operators must manually distribute.
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