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> - ELB completely overlooked, if you need session persistence then you need an ELB so for more traditional software you've completely omitted that solution bec
by intsunny 7y ago
> - ELB completely overlooked, if you need session persistence then you need an ELB so for more traditional software you've completely omitted that solution because it's "Legacy".
Additionally the legacy ELB is great for when you want to do you own TLS/SSL termination with Lets Encrypt. (Especially with kubernetes, ingress, and cert-manager.) Also with the legacy feature, you can enable ProxyProtcol which passes on the public IP info after the NAT.