Which architecture will minimize public exposure of the back-end instances?

A network architect is designing an internet website. It has web, application, and database tiers that will run in AWS. The website uses Amazon DynamoDB.
Which architecture will minimize public exposure of the back-end instances?
A. A VPC with public subnets for the NLB, public subnets for the web tier, private subnets for the application tier, and private subnets for DynamoDB.
B. A VPC with public subnets for the ALB, private subnets for the web tier, and private subnets for the application tier. The application tier connects DynamoDB through a VPC endpoint.
C. A VPC with public subnets for the ALB, public subnets for the web tier, private subnets for the application tier, and private subnets for DynamoDB.
D. A VPC with public subnets for the NLB, private subnets for the web tier, and public subnets for the application tier. The application tier connects DynamoDB through a VPC endpoint.

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