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This is good advice but not always easy to implement. We have some customers that insist on using IPs instead of DNS (usually because of bad/old software on the
by montjoy 6y ago
This is good advice but not always easy to implement. We have some customers that insist on using IPs instead of DNS (usually because of bad/old software on their side). In our case we have some commercial LBs that can pass the EIP to each other as needed. However we do see quite a few resets so I wonder if something like this is still going on.
- mricordeau 6y agoYou can use AWS Global Accelerator. AWS will assign 2 static IPs (not EIPs, but they will never change until the Global Accelerator is deleted) or you can use your own block of IP (BYOIP). Then resolve the DNS to the Global Accelerator static IPs. And forward your traffic from AWS Global Accelerator to your ALBs, EC2 instances or NLBs.