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Do you have a link to any documentation mentioning this? As far as I’m aware - using ELBs heavily day to day - it doesn’t maintain a backlog and simply distrib
by BillinghamJ 9y ago
Do you have a link to any documentation mentioning this?
As far as I’m aware - using ELBs heavily day to day - it doesn’t maintain a backlog and simply distributes requests on a round robin basis the moment they come in. There is no queue of waiting requests I don’t believe. If the request can’t be fulfilled immediately, it is rejected.
- nvarsj 9y agoFrom the AWS docs: > With Classic Load Balancers, the load balancer node that receives the request selects a registered instance using the round robin routing algorithm for TCP listeners and the least outstanding requests routing algorithm for HTTP and HTTPS listeners.