The blog post says there's one static ip per zone. I suppose www.mydomain should have multiple A records each pointing to an elastic ip in a zone. What happens when one zone entirely fails? Does it need a DNS change at this point? Or does the NLB have a different IP with which it can do BGP failover?
The blog post says there's one static ip per zone. I suppose www.mydomain should have multiple A records each pointing to an elastic ip in a zone. What happens when one zone entirely fails? Does it need a DNS change at this point? Or does the NLB have a different IP with which it can do BGP failover?