AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) Tutorial How-To

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Man, your explanations are awesome. Great clip, thanks a lot!!!

i’ve got it working for one of my sites but can’t figure out how to do it again. My cert is issuers but i’m having it trouble applying it. Can’t figure out were i went wrong

Nice one. I have a quick question. If I have more than one EC2 server behind the ALB should I use a separate SSL certificate for each server? what should these certificates contain in Common Name and Subject Alter Names? thanks.

Thanks. But if you can test the load balancer at the end of this video by hitting the ec2 endpoint, that would be better!

again i am saying this only video i found which the production level environment required don't believe my word check any video no one explained like you ... Many thanks you save my reputation at perfect time

Dear Sir AWS load balancer i watched 100 time from different tutor but what deep things you explain no one had explained . request you at least come with one video per month for AWS

Just lol at fresh getting finessed

Too confusing

Awsome, i want to know how the waf will be configured in front of elb, will it be pass through?, does the elb do ssl offload, do we need the ec2 server to also have a cert.

Would prefer to see a load balancer setup to 2 endpoints not a single machine. There’s no load balancing if you only have 1 machine in the pool.

Can this be done across instances in different regions? For example, I have a load balancer configured in Ohio region and it points to an instance in Ohio and also an instance in N. California. Is this possible to do?

why not leave the LB & EC2 open if is still poiting to an open SG? is the same thing :S what's the point?

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much.

I got to the point of creating a certificate and then got stuck because i don't have my domain.

im totaly confused with the Security groups allocations once you call it the load balancer SG and a second later you call it the instance security group.. you name it LBsecurity group but assign it to the load balancer.. every thing else is amazing but i lost you at the security grouping :(

so confused i followed along but we didnt create the beachcastOPENlb we just walked through how to do the secure one

Thank you for the useful video. Keep it up!

Very good video! One thought though is with the health checks on redirect codes. Did you try putting it into the "Success codes" field, in the "Advanced health check settings" group, in the step 4 "Configure Routing" when making a new load balancer?

Please make a tutorial of ALB and NLB so that I would get a static IP address. Because ELB is dynamic IP address.

For anyone having ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error.
You need to have additional Security Group for instance with inbound rules to allow traffic only from Load Balancer group.
And Load Balancer Group to which is Load Balancer assigned need to be open to anyone.
Beside that; Great tutorial! It saved me lot of time. Thanks!

Thanks, brilliant. Massively helpful.

It lucks demo. The tutorial would be completed if you show us what the end result is.

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If you are using a debian OS in the EC2 instance, you can run a cronjob for LetsEncrypt to run every 3 months, needs some terminal intervention.

Great and Informative video. I have a question: how do you tie in autoscaling with the load balancer? im a newbie at this

Just wanted y'all to know I used this tutorial to help with my set-up with several EC2 servers and their load balancer service over by Amazon. I used the SSL they provided though. This tutorial was helpful!

thank you for the video sir

I was expecting you to test the access and show that it was blocked e.g., to see if what you did worked.

Thank a lot! This helped immensely.

Sweet. Thnx

I did, but it's not enabling port 443 for my instance. The link to my instance is still unsecured. Please help!

Thanks so much for a very clear and focused and very professional video

thanks a lot!

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Great tutorial! Thanks!

Thanks for this tutorial :) i like it

Very helpful. Just have to fix the 503 error now.

THANK YOU!!!!!!! Not only did this solve my problem but it was incredibly easy to follow. Even though I came for one problem to get solved I HAD to subscribe