Yet, we haven't seen that the GA actually connected the user to the closest service running on EC2, and this is the primary function of this AWS service.
Another function is if you need an IP address instead of a DNS to route to a resource using the AWS backbone network. But if you need dns, then r53 is fine.
Thanks for clear explanation. Very useful. One small confusion. We did not add ALB to the second 'endpoint group' while adding second 'endpoint group' to the GA. How does second end-point group know which ALB to hit?
Yet, we haven't seen that the GA actually connected the user to the closest service running on EC2, and this is the primary function of this AWS service.
Because he forgot to add the ALB as an endpoint in the endpoint group.
Another function is if you need an IP address instead of a DNS to route to a resource using the AWS backbone network. But if you need dns, then r53 is fine.
My daily dose for morning 👌 thank you, very helpful.
Thanks for clear explanation. Very useful. One small confusion. We did not add ALB to the second 'endpoint group' while adding second 'endpoint group' to the GA. How does second end-point group know which ALB to hit?
When creating the Global Accelerator, you select Standard type, which automatically routes traffic to the healthy endpoint.
Excellent !Thank you .
very nice explanation sir !!
Very helpful.