One of the best video which covered all the concepts and to the point using new console. The way he compared creating resources manually on console VS creating on terraform was superb, which made the concepts more clear and helped how we can more customize it by our own.
Great video, concise and straight to the point. I wanted to know why you chose to use EC2 health checks instead of Load Balancer health checks?...Load Balancer health checks are generally more reliable for assessing application health.
Thanks. No specific reason as such to choose between EC2 or ELB as health check option. Here I used EC2 just as demonstration purpose. But its depend on the use-case which one to use. In most of the use-cases health_check_type = "ELB" is the best option. Thanks for the suggestion.
This is really great it helped so much , maybe you may need to explain how you configured aws or maybe it was at the begining i dont know i only wanted to watch this video but its great it worked well for me :)
I am so stuck, I can get is all created and verify that, but only 502 errors and unhealthy health checks. I have checked all the SG and Route tables, I can connect to the instances if i add a public ip and ssh with an end point so I know that work. I am shaking my head here and very lost.
@@kodedge I figured out the issue, it was the image I used an amazon linux 2023 and since it was created in the private subnet apache was not able to install, as soon as I replaced it with an AMI i created with everything installed works fine.
One of the best video which covered all the concepts and to the point using new console. The way he compared creating resources manually on console VS creating on terraform was superb, which made the concepts more clear and helped how we can more customize it by our own.
Thanks for the feedback 🙂
Is there any functionality for rollback to last stable in case of error
Great video, concise and straight to the point. I wanted to know why you chose to use EC2 health checks instead of Load Balancer health checks?...Load Balancer health checks are generally more reliable for assessing application health.
Thanks. No specific reason as such to choose between EC2 or ELB as health check option. Here I used EC2 just as demonstration purpose. But its depend on the use-case which one to use. In most of the use-cases health_check_type = "ELB" is the best option. Thanks for the suggestion.
This is really great it helped so much , maybe you may need to explain how you configured aws or maybe it was at the begining i dont know i only wanted to watch this video but its great it worked well for me :)
Thanks for the feedback. Yes that is already explained in this video
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excellent video series
Thanks for the feedback
I am so stuck, I can get is all created and verify that, but only 502 errors and unhealthy health checks. I have checked all the SG and Route tables, I can connect to the instances if i add a public ip and ssh with an end point so I know that work. I am shaking my head here and very lost.
Did you followed all the steps as shown in the video.
@@kodedge I figured out the issue, it was the image I used an amazon linux 2023 and since it was created in the private subnet apache was not able to install, as soon as I replaced it with an AMI i created with everything installed works fine.