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When I last discussed this with AWS, having them scale it for you meant that you actually had to contact them to pre-warm the ELB whenever you expected more tra
by mnutt 7y ago
When I last discussed this with AWS, having them scale it for you meant that you actually had to contact them to pre-warm the ELB whenever you expected more traffic. It didn't work for our use cases where we didn't know when to expect more traffic.
- windlep 7y agoYup, that hasn't changed in our experience. If you're looking at bursty traffic beyond what AWS will pre-warm for you, then this likely won't work. We have fairly consistent loads throughout the day.