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A developer needs to set up an API to provide access to an application and...

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A developer needs to set up an API to provide access to an application and its resources. The developer has a TLS certificate. The developer must have the ability to change the default base URL of the API to a custom domain name. The API users are distributed globally. The solution must minimize API latency.

A.

Create an Amazon CloudFront distribution that uses an AWS Lambda@Edge function to process API requests. Import the TLS certificate into AWS Certificate Manager and CloudFront. Add the custom domain name as an alias resource record set that is for the CloudFront distribution.

B.

Create an Amazon API Gateway REST API. Use the private endpoint type. Import the TLS certificate into AWS Certificate Manager. Create a custom domain name for the REST API. Route traffic to the custom domain name. Disable the default endpoint for the REST API.

C.

Create an Amazon API Gateway REST API. Use the edge-optimized endpoint type. Import the TLS certificate into AWS Certificate Manager. Create a custom domain name for the REST API. Route traffic to the custom domain name. Disable the default endpoint for the REST API.

D.

Create an Amazon CloudFront distribution that uses CloudFront Functions to process API requests. Import the TLS certificate into AWS Certificate Manager and CloudFront. Add the custom domain name as an alias resource record set that is for the CloudFront distribution.

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