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I'm a bit dubious about their "if you used multi-AZ you'll be fine" when I had multiple outages in a multi-AZ Elastic Beanstalk application of over an hour. Met
by shermozle 10y ago
I'm a bit dubious about their "if you used multi-AZ you'll be fine" when I had multiple outages in a multi-AZ Elastic Beanstalk application of over an hour. Methinks the load balancers aren't as magical as they'd like to make out.
- jdc0589 10y ago> Methinks the load balancers aren't as magical as they'd like to make out. Agreed. I'm still put off by the fact that ELBs specifically can not handle a sudden spike in traffic orders of magnitude higher than the previous rate. They fall on their face, bad. If you expect a spike like that to happen, you literally have to submit a ticket and ask them to pre-warm your ELB...
- thesandlord 10y agoYeah this is one big advantage GCP has over AWS, no need to prewarm load balancers. Not sure how Azure works (I work for Google).