F5 HIGH AVAILABILITY (HA)

[@aliimran6393]

Great video

[@boruah]

Very nice job ! I was looking for a demo how HA works in F5. Your demo so clear. Keep up the good work !

[@VikasKumar-ie2hi]

Very good video, Keep posting such videos...

[@nigarkhan1528]

Varun you have explained very good👍👍👍

[@kamranleghari3959]

Nice, simple and worthwhile

[@nabiraham1202]

Good Job Sir, Appreciated! Doubt - on 2nd BigIP you have not selected floating option (at 10.09 minutes) but HA established, Is it need to select floating option in only one F5 or we can select on both F5?

[@pradeepsingh7204]

Nicely explained but where do floating IP work and how do it work please explain it

[@pbharath1558]

Hi Varun, How many interfaces you have added , in order to config internal/external/HA ??

[@anjalijain187]

Very informative..

[@krupeshpatel3449]

well explained !!

[@vijay85cisco]

goood job..

[@johnsaikitti1]

hey, what would be the status of an active-standby configuration would be when both the devices lost connection?

[@boruah]

Is connecting route53 dns records to floating IP of F5 HA is a good idea ? Otherwise, what is the best practice when we use F5 HA in AWS and do not want to use any AWS LB ?

[@jamesren4949]

F5 VE is intended to provide per-service load balancing, meaning you are expected to have one VS per F5. Due to the limitation on the EC2 instance, you shouldn't replace your load balancing capability with one or two EC2 instances. Also take a look at the license/hourly cost and you will probably start to like ELB.

[@s4rabats4maroc26]

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[@paridhiagrawal8042]

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