Multiple Choice
A Developer wants to use AWS X-Ray to trace a user request end-to-end throughput the software stack. The Developer made the necessary changes in the application tested it, and found that the application is able to send the traces to AWS X-Ray. However, when the application is deployed to an EC2 instance, the traces are not available. Which of the following could create this situation? (Choose two.)
A) The traces are reaching X-Ray, but the Developer does not have access to view the records.
B) The X-Ray daemon is not installed on the EC2 instance.
C) The X-Ray endpoint specified in the application configuration is incorrect.
D) The instance role does not have "xray:BatchGetTraces" and "xray:GetTraceGraph" permissions.
E) The instance role does not have "xray:PutTraceSegments" and "xray:PutTelemetryRecords" permissions.
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