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Does that mean - If I have 4 ec2 instances sitting behind an ALB, I can target and hit 1 of the 4 ec2 instances if need be? For eg. debugging purposes?
by the_arun 10y ago
Does that mean - If I have 4 ec2 instances sitting behind an ALB, I can target and hit 1 of the 4 ec2 instances if need be? For eg. debugging purposes?
- sudhirj 10y agoThat was already possible. You can make any number of 'target groups', each of which have one or more instances. In your case you would have all 4 instances in your 'service1' group, and 1 instance in your 'debug' group. You'd then point example.com/service to 'service1' and example.com/debug to 'debug'. With this announcement, you can point service.example.com or www.example.com to 'service1 and private.debug.example.com to 'debug'. And you could also have free fully managed SSL on all subdomains as well.