Which internal health checks are you referring to?
Elastic Load Balancing blog post about TLS Termination on Network Load Balancers! This includes the ability to preserve source IP to your targets while terminating / offloading TLS. Checkout the demo…
Browsers typically use a few connections to load a page so that it can load faster. Each of those threads has a different source port, and thus may route to a different target. In Colm's demo, it depends which thread…
There are ways of finding out more... https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/518372/senior-software-devel...
Better off depends on what your workload goals are. If you want path or host name based routing, Application load balancer may be a better fit as it natively supports WebSockets. If your goal is long lived sessions…
And they're free! Although only can be used on AWS services, currently ELB and CloudFront. https://aws.amazon.com/certificate-manager/
Yes they do. For a single connection the websocket will always go to the same back end regardless of sticky sessions being enabled. If stickyness is enabled, and the same client creates a new websocket, it will go to…
ELB Classic & ELB Application Load Balancer don't support multiple SSL certificates. There is support multiple Subject Alternative Names (SANs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subject_Alternative_Name) And there is support…
Which internal health checks are you referring to?
Elastic Load Balancing blog post about TLS Termination on Network Load Balancers! This includes the ability to preserve source IP to your targets while terminating / offloading TLS. Checkout the demo…
Browsers typically use a few connections to load a page so that it can load faster. Each of those threads has a different source port, and thus may route to a different target. In Colm's demo, it depends which thread…
There are ways of finding out more... https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/518372/senior-software-devel...
Better off depends on what your workload goals are. If you want path or host name based routing, Application load balancer may be a better fit as it natively supports WebSockets. If your goal is long lived sessions…
And they're free! Although only can be used on AWS services, currently ELB and CloudFront. https://aws.amazon.com/certificate-manager/
Yes they do. For a single connection the websocket will always go to the same back end regardless of sticky sessions being enabled. If stickyness is enabled, and the same client creates a new websocket, it will go to…
ELB Classic & ELB Application Load Balancer don't support multiple SSL certificates. There is support multiple Subject Alternative Names (SANs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subject_Alternative_Name) And there is support…