AWS Auto-Scaling and Load Balancing Node.js App on EC2 Instances | Auto Scaling Group, Load Balancer

[@vshlmlvliveit]

Was finding a real-life example for user-data. Thanks a lot 👏

[@AndrewFerreira-v5z]

Best video I've seen on this. Thank you

[@FelixYu]

Glad it was helpful!

[@techdesk915]

Keep them coming Felix.. I'm at learning stage n these videos really help.. thanks 😀👍

[@FelixYu]

thank you 😄

[@Imrooot]

Thank you very much, worked for me!

[@FelixYu]

Glad it helped

[@ChaiWhisky]

Wonderful explanation!!

[@FelixYu]

Tyty

[@lamboyu9386]

Nice explanation, it really helps me a lot, thanks!

[@saltdomeguy]

Great walk thru! Thanks!

[@FelixYu]

Glad that it’s helpful 👍

[@dosthub489]

the application load balancer is free of cost? or which is the best service for cost-reducing beanstalk or ASG?

[@hasanbiyik01]

thank you, this helps me a lot...

[@FelixYu]

Glad that it helped!

[@aseep0109]

thx for the awesome video felix! but just wondering what if I put the code into private repository? should I write ssh generated in the user-data?

[@utawarerumono93]

thx :D

[@vishalvishwanathan8024]

How did you route the request to port 80?

[@ashutoshpanda4336]

But you didn't show how to route request from 3000 to 80 with ngnix proxy or something otherwise I could use this video for all deployment and SSL as well

[@CardinalHijack]

I get that it will spin a new one up when the load is X%, but how does it know to turn one off if load drops?

[@FelixYu]

I’m pretty sure autoscaling group has that capability

[@GoalSpot99]

Thank you

[@coderoutemedia2969]

please i wanted to ask what if i am usin a private repo, the git clone repo_url wont work how can i automate that area

[@FelixYu]

I think it needs to be a public repo cuz aws needs access to it

[@joeshajan]

then where should i install mongodb

[@aryankumar87771]

on other systems with partitioning