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Normally machines behind NAT use it only for pulling stuff on boot time. Main traffic goes via LBs. depends on your case, of course.
by nuker 5y ago
Normally machines behind NAT use it only for pulling stuff on boot time. Main traffic goes via LBs. depends on your case, of course.
- mercora 5y agolater on they also had the need for it to be honest, albeit only for a very specific external service that required us to have a fixed public IP address to connect from. The only solution deemed scaleable was using such an AWS provided NAT Gateway.. so yeah, it surely depends on the case given...