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How I can use the CPU usage as load balancing weight?
I have the following infrastructure:
Infrastructure is N apps that connect into a master-slave replication schema for Postgresql databases located upon amazon RDS. I use rotated weighted DNS using a ...
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AWS PrivateLink connection with HTTPS
I have two VPCs, a consumer VPC and a service VPC. Consumer application HAS to access the service via AWS PrivateLink and it HAS to be an HTTPS call. Here is my current setup, which works:
Note that ...
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Route 53 "Too Many Redirects" but access from ELB works
I have an EC2 running pgadmin.
There's a target group pointing to it on port 80.
The TG is listening on port 443 but HTTP so it can redirect to the
EC2 on port 80. (I previously had it 443 and HTTPs ...
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Why is AWS Route 53 / Application Load balancer resolving a multilevel subdomain
Within AWS I terminate TLS at an Application Load Balancer. I have configured a wildcard TLS certificate with AWS' Certificate Manager (ACM), e.g. *.example.com. I have AWS Route 53 resolving *....
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Load Balancer Route 53 SSL Connection Refused?
As of now the propagation is done already
How did I checked it?
ping <public-ip-of-instance>
I tried to check my domain using HTTP Request and it works fine. The site loading fine on port 80
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Different server of subdomain(HostMonster) & domain (AWS)?
So I have these 2 different endpoints
blog.subdomain.com - The wordpress files of this located on my hosting (HostMonster)
domain.com - This was a parked domain, but recently tried to use AWS to ...
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Is Domain A Record pointing to Elastic IP prone to Attackers?
Currently I have working fine ec2 instance
and the DNS A Record is pointed to my elastic ip
Is it risky to point it on elastic ip? or should I point my DNS A record to my load balancer link?
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Apply SSL on Elastic IP without propagation?
So my boss, said "I don't know, what company you were working for before. But DNS settings doesn't take 24 hours to take effect since when I started this company. "
I'm having a doubt with myself if ...
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Load Balancer & Route 53 : DNS address could not be found | AWS & BlueHost
Hello I just wanna ask
Currently I have created a load balancer and route 53
In my route 53 I have these records
Now I have these name servers registered on my BlueHost (Mydomain provider)
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AWS ELB Route 53 to my bluehost domain?
Currently I'm trying to put SSL on my EC2 Instance using Load balancer & Route 53 for my BlueHost Domain
As of now I have working Load balancer
https://adthrone-loadbalancer-1188159040.us-west-2....
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How do I access my website created through route53 with an elastic load balancer?
I've just registered my website kashpress20.com (a wordpress website) created created via instances,etc. I put my instances behind an Elastic Load Balancer.
The ELB's DNS name works just fine. ...
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dig output missing answer section
I recently got a new domain (lets call it testdomain.extample) from Route53 on Amazon. I further have a classic load balancer from AWS that I want requests to be forwarded to when somebody visits www....
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How to get subdomain in Route 53 to resolve to Internet-facing Elastic Load Balancer?
I own a domain, call it doggos.lol that uses Route 53 for DNS. I want to create a subdomain elb.doggos.lol that resolves to the public DNS of an ELB. I created a CNAME to route elb.doggos.lol to an ...
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What is best practice design for internal traffic between microservices?
I have two PHP written microservices A & B. Endpoints are a.example.com and b.example.com. Both services need to be public accessible. In addition, service B makes a lot of curl requests to a....
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does amazon route 53 load balancing using normal dns round robin or some magic?
so I am looking for load balancing service for simple php cluster servers that hosted outside of aws
I know the concept about dns load balancing and its pros and cons.
looking at route53 and its ...
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Is there a performance impact to using Round Robin DNS with many offline endpoints?
I'm currently running a MeteorJS application on Amazon. MeteorJS has a plugin that allows each server to act as a load balancer or a worker for said load balancers. I can spin up any number of workers ...
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Procedure for GoDaddy and AWS Route53
My boss host a domain e.g. example.com in GoDaddy. (I do not have access to GoDaddy this case)
In AWS, I want to setup a load-balancer (ELB) and point to 2 EC2 servers.
Unfortunately, I can't setup "...
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Unable to resolve Amazon route53 domain name to loadbalancer
In AWS I have configured a load balancer to point to an EC2 instance and its working fine. Then I used route53 to resolve my domain to the loadbalancer IP. ex: "api.b1.example.com"
The problem is ...
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Using Amazon route53 for high availability
Using Amazon Route53 DNS, is it possible to build a highly available setup pointing to multiple web servers not on Amazon? I don't need to worry about session stickyness.
Let's assume I have two web ...
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Back end ec2 instance is accessible through ssh and browser but fails load balancer health check
I'm setting up a load balancer for the first time so please bear with me as I try to provide as much detail (I'll be checking back on this question every 15 minutes so I can speedily reply to any ...
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How do you create a zone apex alias that points to a Elastic Load Balancer in the Route 53 GUI?
I created aliases for my domain name's zone apex using the ELB CLI as described in Elastic Load Balancing Developer Guide. I also added a AAAA record using the --rr-type AAAA flag, which is not ...