> Pod Readiness Gates, unless I'm missing something, only help on startup. Also allows graceful rollout of workload. > You will still have the ALB sending traffic to a pod that's in terminating state The controller…
Nobody should be using ASG's anymore. EKS Auto Mode or Karpenter.
> A lot of this seems like the fault of the ALB, is it? People forget to enable pod readiness gates.
liveness is great for java apps that spend all their time fencing locks. I've seen too many completely deadlock.
Curious, which framework are you using? I've had no issues with NodeJS, Go, and Rust apps directly behind ALB with IP-Target.
> Pod Readiness Gates, unless I'm missing something, only help on startup. Also allows graceful rollout of workload. > You will still have the ALB sending traffic to a pod that's in terminating state The controller…
Nobody should be using ASG's anymore. EKS Auto Mode or Karpenter.
> A lot of this seems like the fault of the ALB, is it? People forget to enable pod readiness gates.
liveness is great for java apps that spend all their time fencing locks. I've seen too many completely deadlock.
Curious, which framework are you using? I've had no issues with NodeJS, Go, and Rust apps directly behind ALB with IP-Target.