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> 4xx's shouldn't be taking nodes out of prod. That's wack. Welcome to AWS, where this is actually part of standard procedure (at least Elastic Beanstalk does

> 4xx's shouldn't be taking nodes out of prod. That's wack. Welcome to AWS, where this is actually part of standard procedure (at least Elastic Beanstalk does this, not sure if it’s actually Elastic Loadbalancer under the hood).

therein 7y ago
Don't you love it when all configured backends/origins for a service are marked unhealthy through healthchecks, Amazon's load balancers route traffic to all origins.
- Aeolun 7y ago
  I mean, the alternative is routing it nowhere. Might as well throw it at the wall and see if it sticks.