Why a GKE Ingress can look fine in kubectl and still have no IP — and how that differs from EKS and ALB If you have used EKS, HTTP Ingress usually means an Application Load Balancer. Someone installs the AWS Load Balancer Controller, you set ingressClassName: alb, and AWS creates an ALB. Certificates often come […]
How do you redirect thousands of customer subdomains in AWS? Without creating an ALB rule for every customer? A few weeks ago I got handed something that sounded like a non-issue. Redirect a subdomain to a path. One line in the ticket, basically. I assumed I’d knock it out before lunch, and instead spent most […]
Introduction Handling AWS costs is very important for cloud bill optimizations. One overlooked service that can significantly contribute to monthly expenses is Elastic Load Balancing. Our team, which works for a global advertising management platform client, a powerhouse in advertising and connected TVs, recently undertook a major step to optimize AWS ALB costs, mainly focusing […]
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Gartner’s Cloud Infrastructure as a service quadrant positioned AWS as a leader owing to multiple benefits that AWS offers to its customers. AWS offers reliable and inexpensive cloud computing services to global companies such as Netflix, SAP, NASA and multiple others. Some of these services include compute, storage, databases, networking, and IoT. AWS has continuously […]
AWS recently launched a new Application Load Balancer (ALB) that supports Dynamic Port Mapping with ECS. It allows you to run two containers of a service on a single server on dynamic ports which ALB automatically detects and reconfigures itself. Amazon EC2 Container Service ECS is a managed container service that allows you to run […]
