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Which of the following best describes what "bastion hosts" are?
ABastion hosts are instances that sit within your private subnet and are typically accessed using SSH or RDP. Once remote connectivity has been established with the bastion host, it then acts as a ‘jump’ server, allowing you to use SSH or RDP to log into other instances (within public subnets) deeper within your network.
BBastion hosts are instances that sit within your private subnet and are typically accessed using SSH or RDP. Once remote connectivity has been established with the bastion host, it then acts as a 'jump' server, allowing you to use HTTPS to log into other instances (within public subnets) deeper within your network.
CBastion hosts are instances that sit within your public subnet and are typically accessed using SSH or RDP. Once remote connectivity has been established with the bastion host, it then acts as a ‘jump’ server, allowing you to use HTTPS to log into other instances (within private subnets) deeper within your network.
DBastion hosts are instances that sit within your public subnet and are typically accessed using SSH or RDP. Once remote connectivity has been established with a bastion host, it then acts as a ‘jump’ server, allowing you to use SSH or RDP to log into other instances (within private subnets) deeper within your network.