Maintaining High Availability with Auto Scaling (for Linux) avaliações

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Jaakko T. · Revisado há over 8 years

It'd be fun to learn more about the commands themselves, rather than simply "Copy and paste this command into your CLI"

Jussi P. · Revisado há over 8 years

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Faisal A. · Revisado há over 8 years

good

WEI S. · Revisado há over 8 years

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Daniel W. · Revisado há over 8 years

Good overview of high availability. Just too light on the explanation of things to make one feel comfortable about this topic.

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Thomas H. · Revisado há over 8 years

I thought this lab provided good insight into autoscaling

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Aleksei V. · Revisado há over 8 years

This particular lab feel like a lot of just copy-paste. Also the Health part on the ELB it misses explaining a key concept that is using the ELB Health Check to mark an instances as Healty/Unhealty. This can be reproduced by SSH into the box and running "sudo services httpd stop"...

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