Re:AWS Network Load Balancer
by jdc0589 on Friday September 08, 2017 @09:55AM
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that threw me for a bit of a loop as well. This means that responsibility for doing ACL whitelisting at the edge is now moved from the actual edge, to the security groups on the actual servers responding to request, right?
That's do-able and all, but I kind of didn't hate the old paradigm of having an extra layer there.
Re:AWS Network Load Balancer
by colmmacc on Friday September 08, 2017 @10:02AM
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One way to think of NLB is that it's an Elastic IP address that happens to go to multiple instances or containers, instead of just one. Everything else stays the same.
Re:AWS Network Load Balancer
by stelund on Friday September 08, 2017 @03:15PM
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Yeh, it's easy to use it like that for now. I hope they update it later on though. Seems like an missing feature in their otherwise nice firewall rules setup.
That's do-able and all, but I kind of didn't hate the old paradigm of having an extra layer there.