Introduction to Elastic Load Balancing Reviews

Thomas R. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Classic load balancer took nearly 20 minutes to finally work (please update text) and now provides the public DNS immediately - so there is no indication in the AWS console when the URL is working. More importantly, there is no way to see that traffic is hitting one instance or the other. There is no access to monitoring, and both instances return the same text. If the page text was "Test Website 1" and "Test Website 2", which could be confirmed by browsing to the instance DNS (also would be nice to have access instead of having to copy it out of the instance row). Then reloading the load balanced URL would return the instance so that you could actually see that it is hitting both instances.

Peter V. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Mathilde Z. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Lots of waiting around in this one :\

Ryan C. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Kristine R. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Kristine R. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Fine lab, but would like to get more into the nitty gritty details.

Steven E. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Stephen U. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Brendan W. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

5

AWS_CSA9 A. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Hamid M. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Gopinath K. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Gopinath K. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Anthony T. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

AWS Educate sent me to this lab, but I hadn't created anything to load balance yet. Consider the order of classes and labs

Ward B. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

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Keith L. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

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Franco T. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

yes

vipul d. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Robert Y. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

gang z. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

good

Donghyuk Y. · Reviewed over 7 years ago

Santos P. · Reviewed over 7 years ago