imrank1
Dec 6th, 2010, 10:12 PM
Hi :
I'm looking into deploying a Grails app through cloud foundry. Currently we have one instance with MySQL.
Eventually I would like to move toward multiple instances and use Amazon RDS. I see that CloudFoundry puts one Apache Web Server in front of multiple instances of tcServer. So Apache is actually acting as the load balancer here.
In this scenario I would point my domain to my elastic Ip address which is managing the requests through Apache.
My question is how does this fit into using Amazons Elastic Load Balancer and how would a typical architecture be built where I have a load balancer and based on load instances are added and removed.
Thanks for the help.
I'm looking into deploying a Grails app through cloud foundry. Currently we have one instance with MySQL.
Eventually I would like to move toward multiple instances and use Amazon RDS. I see that CloudFoundry puts one Apache Web Server in front of multiple instances of tcServer. So Apache is actually acting as the load balancer here.
In this scenario I would point my domain to my elastic Ip address which is managing the requests through Apache.
My question is how does this fit into using Amazons Elastic Load Balancer and how would a typical architecture be built where I have a load balancer and based on load instances are added and removed.
Thanks for the help.