Maintaining High Availability with Auto Scaling (for Linux) avaliações

Bhargavi L. · Revisado há over 7 years

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Daren S. · Revisado há over 7 years

good

Joe S. · Revisado há over 7 years

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Joel M. · Revisado há over 7 years

Couldn't complete the lab. Kept receiving "Could not connect to the endpoint" error.

Philip M. · Revisado há over 7 years

Nathan O. · Revisado há over 7 years

good

Chirag J. · Revisado há over 7 years

Slightly more difficult concepts with HA and AS.

GJ P. · Revisado há over 7 years

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komal s. · Revisado há over 7 years

Very good

Arto T. · Revisado há over 7 years

Peter W. · Revisado há over 7 years

A little confusing at first with those Putty instructions (as you should use ec2-user@ip to get it work)

Jari K. · Revisado há over 7 years

Linda G. · Revisado há over 7 years

Inconsistent? "Amazon EC2 Linux instances are charged per-second This means that you can scale-out the servers when there is a lot of activity, then scale-in to reduce costs when less capacity is required" and "From a billing perspective, it costs no more if the instance is scaled down after three minutes than if it is allowed to run for 59 minutes."

Michal K. · Revisado há over 7 years

*****

jerry r. · Revisado há over 7 years

fine

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Beau C. · Revisado há over 7 years