Working with Elastic Load Balancing avaliações

Jesse B. · Revisado há about 9 years

Deepak kumar R. · Revisado há about 9 years

Lab environment was launched with no VPC, so no EC2 instances could be spun up until one was created. Account had permissions to create one, but still an annoying way to start the lab.

Austin K. · Revisado há about 9 years

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Herman H. · Revisado há about 9 years

The assessment indicated that I had not completed the objective to create an Elastic Load Balancer. However, I had done that, and it was working. There was no feedback to indicate in what way the work I had done failed to satisfy the objective.

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nathan w. · Revisado há about 9 years

ok

santosh H. · Revisado há about 9 years

There's something wrong with user-data script. It's ok when I excute it via ssh, but it does not work by user-data

Hoyoung J. · Revisado há about 9 years

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Raghavendra K. · Revisado há about 9 years

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Rajnish G. · Revisado há about 9 years

Probably could be more comprehensive. Wouldn't hurt to add some more content.

Jonathan E. · Revisado há about 9 years

Qing J. · Revisado há about 9 years

On all labs, you need to check the "Add Tags" page and rework the sections that reference it. Right now the labs seem to think that Tags are value only, unlike AWS which has key value pairs for tags. You also have the "Add Tags" button name wrong, so I assume Amazon changed their stuff out from under you. Luckily confusion on that page is basically meaningless to getting the lab completed, so pretty low priority really.

Ross E. · Revisado há about 9 years

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