Update aws-gslb-proxy-peering-ha-deployment.mdx #48916
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Several customers have been confused by the restrictive language stating that an NLB is required. This was true when the guide was first written but is no longer the case. I've added language that indicates that using an AWS ALB is an option.
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@zmb3 I believe the use of ALB with multiplexing was enabled as far back as v13 so should this be backported all the way back to that version? |
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Do we want users to prefer NLBs when possible? Going through ALBs is done via the upgrade-to-mTLS-in-websocket and adds an encapsulation level, causing the handshakes to be slower and more expensive. This matters in bad connectivity/high latency scenarios (e.g. connecting to a cluster located in a distant region). |
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@hugoShaka NLB is implicitly the preference by using it for the example. The issue I'm trying to solve is there have been several customers opening support cases or spending time trying to figure out how to satisfy the NLB requirement even though ALB is now an option for this setup. |
Several customers have been confused by the restrictive language stating that an NLB is required. This was true when the guide was first written but is no longer the case. I've added language that indicates that using an AWS ALB is an option.