I've used ActiveMQ and AWS ELBs, but not the two together, so this response
is based solely on what I know about the two products and on prior posts on
this mailing list.
I don't believe you'll be able to make this work using AWS ELBs. As you
said, ELBs have a pretty simple model of unhealthy inst
Yes, it's a nice workaround with the health checks. The only problem is that
ELB will think that the slave is defect and will continuously restart it.
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Here is what I am doing but my setup is a little different. I happen to be
using ActiveMQ Artemis. I am also in Master/Slave mode and behind a load
balancer. In ActiveMQ Artemis the slave will stop listening on the
necessary ports (5671 for me). My load balancer (which is not ELB) is
configured to
Hi,
So, I'm trying to have a failover setup for my ActiveMQserver at AWS.
Actually, it should not really matter if it's AWS or not, I think my setup
is generic.
What I did was the following:
- run two ECS tasks with ActiveMQdocker container
- put an ELB (load-balancer) in front those two tasks
-
