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Application Load Balancer operates at the request level (layer 7), routing traffic to targets (EC2 instances, containers, IP addresses, and Lambda functions) based on the content of the request.
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Suppose an application running on EC2 starts experiencing increased response times, but CPU utilization remains around 30–40% and memory utilization also appears normal.
What would be the recommended ...
An active and healthy target group is missing from the EC2 > Target Groups list in the AWS Management Console.
Region: us-east-2
Observed behavior:
The target group detail page is accessible throug...
I'm setting up a new Application Load Balancer (region: ap-south-1) to consolidate 3 existing ECS Fargate services — previously behind 3 separate ALBs — using host-based routing on a single shared ALB...
I have a dockerfile that I am using for building docker images for my frontend angular application. Currently it is running as a root user. How do I make it run as non root user from the start itself....
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I am in the process of migrating my team's infrastructure from using AppMesh to using Service Connect. Everything has been set up and seems to be working but recently spotted that one of the APIs...
I'm looking for confirmation on whether my understanding is correct that AWS WAF (when attached to an Application Load Balancer) cannot enforce a rule that blocks requests whose body size exceeds a sp...
## Summary
On an Application Load Balancer (HTTPS listener, `routing.http2.enabled=true`),
a `POST` request that carries **both** a large `Authorization` header
(a ~1.6 KB bearer token) **and** a req...