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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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I have an EC2 instance behind an ALB. I configured SSL on the ALB so that it can be accessed via HTTPS protocol. However, when I tried to send an HTTPS request from that EC2 instance, the request...
I have a websit with DNS as "https://mydns.com". This website is created by Vue.js and need to fetch data from another background EC2(springboot application) behind ALB.
I used java keytool to...
On my Application load balancer configuration
the https listener and traffic distribution is working allright.
Now while I was trying to redirect all http traffic to https, it seems not to work.
the...
I have an Angular webapp talking to a .NET backend. One of my endpoints takes a user defined `id` as part of the URL, i.e. `/owner/config/{id}`
When testing locally on my PC, this all works exactly...
Hi all,
Previously my wordpress website was working correctly with ELB, Cloudfront, S3 in AWS.
However, it was not working suddenly a few days ago and returns "504 ERROR. The request could not be...
I read [this document](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/data-protection.html#encryption-transit) about Nitro's native encryption-in-transit and have a question about how it pertains...
Hello i need help, how to install SSL on my IP4 Site ? (I dont want to use domain as my website)
I just install Ubuntu Apache2 and Make my public IP as a Website, Is it possible to install SSL on it...
I've integrated an HTTP API in API Gateway and configured it for 3 stages (dev, staging, prod). The invoke URL for the API ends with the staging environment.
When I configure API Gateway with an...
As AWS Public IPv4 Address charge from February 1, 2024. Our Application Load Balancers was created by 2 Availability Zones, so one Application Load Balancer has 2 service managed public IPv4...
I am currently using Beanstalk with an Application Load Balancer. I want to achieve the following load balancing rule:
1. Given websocket requests a) `myapi.com?param=1` b) `myapi.com?param=2` c)...
I have two Application Load Balancer running. Both are internet-facing with two availability zone, and both has one listener forwarding https requests to targeted ec2 instance.
With my common sense,...