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Thank you for clarifying the concept of NLB. I have a question - you created 2 Elastic IPs. You assigned EIP1 to AZ1 of NLB and EIP2 to AZ2 of NLB. The target group of NLB had 2 instances - one in AZ1 and other in AZ2. Does this mean that EC2 instance in AZ1 gets assigned EIP1 and EC2 instance in AZ2 gets assigned the EIP2. Request you to please clarify.
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@@ebutuoyymsti EIPs are not assigned to EC2 instances. EIPs are meant for NLB itself on the internet facing side. Basically when you use the DNS name of the NLB, it resolves to one of those 2 EIPs. Once the Client request reaches the NLB from the Internet, it gets redirected to one of the EC2 instances in the target group based on some load-balancing algorithm (round-robin or something).
I Have a question about stateful Network ACL do we need to create the same rules for the inbound traffic too?
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Thank you for clarifying the concept of NLB. I have a question - you created 2 Elastic IPs. You assigned EIP1 to AZ1 of NLB and EIP2 to AZ2 of NLB. The target group of NLB had 2 instances - one in AZ1 and other in AZ2. Does this mean that EC2 instance in AZ1 gets assigned EIP1 and EC2 instance in AZ2 gets assigned the EIP2. Request you to please clarify.
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@@ebutuoyymsti EIPs are not assigned to EC2 instances. EIPs are meant for NLB itself on the internet facing side. Basically when you use the DNS name of the NLB, it resolves to one of those 2 EIPs. Once the Client request reaches the NLB from the Internet, it gets redirected to one of the EC2 instances in the target group based on some load-balancing algorithm (round-robin or something).