Three years ago, I wrote a blog on how to Consolidate Elastic Beanstalk ELB. If you have not done it yet, then you don't need to do it in that way now. As just a couple days ago, AWS finally announced that AWS Elastic Beanstalk now supports sharing of an Application Load Balancer among Elastic Beanstalk … Continue reading AWS Elastic Beanstalk now supports sharing ALB (finally)
Tag: ELB
Load Balancing Algorithm for Confluence
We recently migrated Confluence Data Center to AWS. And by using the Read-Only mode, we achieved zero downtime! Everything works well since the migration. During the working hours, the normal load is between 6000 to 7500 RPM (request per minute). And the two node cluster is still able to provide satisfying response time while the … Continue reading Load Balancing Algorithm for Confluence
Access Specific EC2 behind ALB
When there are multiple EC2 instances running behind the application load balancer, there is no way (at least as the time of writing) to tell the load balancer which instance you want to use. It is all controlled by the pre-defined load_balancing.algorithm.type. load_balancing.algorithm.type - The load balancing algorithm determines how the load balancer selects targets when routing … Continue reading Access Specific EC2 behind ALB
AWS ELB (CLB) vs ALB vs NLB
At the time of writing, there are 3 types of Elastic Load Balancer: CLB (Classic Load Balancer), ALB (Application Load Balancer) and NLB (Network Load Balancer). AWS releases CLB first, then ALB, thats why CLB sometimes is referred as ELB-V1, and ALB is referred as ELB-V2. Then NLB comes as the latest release. From my … Continue reading AWS ELB (CLB) vs ALB vs NLB
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