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We definitely observed such drops that we attributed to presumably internal ELB scaling activity, but they happen so occasionally that for the moment they haven
by gighi 10y ago
We definitely observed such drops that we attributed to presumably internal ELB scaling activity, but they happen so occasionally that for the moment they haven't been a real issue, as opposed to this one described in the article which happened consistently at every deployment in our test environment.
- azundo 10y agoYeah, we've decided to live with the internal ELB scaling risks for the moment as well. We had the exact same situation where a deployment without gradual connection draining (even if we kept an instance in service in every AZ) would cause the ELBs to scale and drop all of our connections every time once we were at a certain scale. Definitely caused us a fair amount of confusion as it would happen minutes after the deploy when everything seemed to be calmed down again.
- gleenn 10y agoThe author said he needed at least 2 instances in a AZ to avoid the bug, and used that as his workaround in the mean time that Amazon works on the bug.