A User Is Implementing a Third-Party Web Application on an Amazon

A user is implementing a third-party web application on an Amazon EC2 instance. All client communications must be over HTTPS, and traffic must be terminated before it reaches the instance. Communication to the instance must be over port 80. Company policy requires that workloads reside in private subnets. Which solution meets these requirements?

A) Create an Application Load Balancer. Add an HTTP listener for port 80 to redirect traffic to HTTPS on port 443. Add another listener with an AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) certificate for termination and a rule that forwards to the target instance through port 80.
B) Allocate an Elastic IP address that has SSL termination activated. Associate the Elastic IP address with the instance on port 80.
C) Create a Gateway Load Balancer. Add an HTTP listener for port 80 to redirect traffic to HTTPS on port 443. Add another listener with an AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) certificate for termination and a rule that forwards to the target instance through port 80.
D) Implement a Network Load Balancer. Add an HTTP listener for port 80 to redirect traffic to HTTPS on port 443. Add another listener with an AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) certificate for termination and a rule that forwards to the target instance through port 80.