What is Sticky Session in APP ELB | Application Load Balancer

In this video, you will see what is a sticky session and how to enable this within Application Load Balancer on AWS.
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good explaining and teaching technique

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Excellent tutorial

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quick precise and on topic, excellent

[@ServerGyan]

Thanks you dear, happy learning

[@samirmahmudlu]

It s very clear to me. Thanks so much. This video is so helpful.

[@ServerGyan]

Thank you dear, happy learning

[@UdayShivamurthy]

Simply Fabulous Doctor Sahib :-) Love the way you have provided the hands on tutorial. Crystal clear explanation and also going back and forth from AWS Console to your diagram solidifies my understanding. Thanks a TON once again

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[@studentlearner1453]

Great content, subscribed - pls continue making more hands-on demo videos for AWS.

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Awesome content!!!!

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Thanks a lot!

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this is cool ...thanks !!

[@ServerGyan]

Thank you dear, happy learning

[@siddhantkumar7257]

subarashi.. sir I have a question what will happen to user session if we switch among servers. e.g if i setup an application which is a docker and docker image contains database, webserver- with user login and logout functionality and now I create three docker images in three horizontal scaling.
1:-> And now if I logged in suppose webserver 1 and sticky session is off and if I hit again will I be logged out ?
2:-> also the database information will be different amount three webservers?

[@rajeevsinha2632]

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[@ServerGyan]

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[@ankireddy4746]

TQ bro

[@ServerGyan]

Welcome dear,
This was on your request only,
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[@studentlearner1453]

Hi, at 10:41 you made a typing mistake specifying index.htmk instead of index.html - why does the loadbalancer continue to work in this case? Shouldnt it result in health check failing because there is no index.htmk file on the 2 EC2 servers?

[@arekgoral4309]

Correct me if I am wrong - R53 doesn't forward anything here - it only returns ip address of the load balancer and then the load balancer frowards the client traffic to the target group. right ?

[@ServerGyan]

Yes
All the rules are implemented on elb and if there is active and failover implemented, elb endpoint will be decided by route53

[@nelabaludu]

@server Gyan - very informative. Is there a way to reserve the stick session to particular instance instead of ALB to choose it

[@ServerGyan]

Hello there,
Unfortunately, currently there is no way to reserve sticky session for specific instance.

[@tejakirankumarjami9993]

Hi Sir,
Thank you for the valuable session, I have one doubt here, so once you make the sticky session enabled for 1 min, after 1 minute will the load balncer servers traffic to different instance. or how it is
In your Video, once you enable the sticky session for 1 minute it is serving requests to the 2nd Instance - which says this is my second server, so after 1 min will it serve tarffic to 1st Instance.
Regards,
Teja

[@ServerGyan]

Dear Taja,
This depends on cookies, how do you set then, based on that your elb works. (cookies are based on ELB and Application)

[@studentlearner1453]

Hi - 13:17 can you please make another video to show the access logs, enable it in ALB and then do some requests to the ALB FQDN and then show in S3 how the sample logs looks like? Thanks.

[@ServerGyan]

Okay, sure I will do this... Soon🔜

[@studentlearner1453]

Hi, can you provide the link for the video on target groups (mentioned at 1:00 in the video)? Thanks

[@ServerGyan]

Hello Aravind, Please find the Playlist where you shall be able to find All videos related to ELB.
th-cam.com/video/ZMnG7aDX_h8/w-d-xo.html

[@studentlearner1453]

Thank you.