Creating an Application Load Balancer on AWS with EC2 Instances

In this video, we dive into AWS by demonstrating how to create and configure an Application Load Balancer using EC2 instances. You'll learn step-by-step how to set up two EC2 instances and attach them to a target group, ensuring that your load balancer efficiently distributes incoming requests across your servers.

What You'll Learn:

Creating EC2 Instances: Learn how to launch and configure EC2 instances, including setting up security groups and key pairs for secure access.

Associating Elastic IPs: Discover how to associate Elastic IPs with your instances to ensure they retain the same IP address, even when stopped and restarted, providing consistent connectivity.

Setting Up a Target Group: Understand how to create a target group and register your EC2 instances, allowing them to handle incoming traffic.

Configuring the Application Load Balancer: Discover how to set up an Application Load Balancer and attach it to the target group, ensuring seamless request distribution and high availability.

Demonstrating Traffic Flow: See firsthand how the load balancer routes requests to your EC2 instances, providing fault tolerance and scalability.

Whether you're new to AWS or looking to enhance your cloud infrastructure skills, this tutorial will equip you with the knowledge to effectively manage traffic and improve the performance of your applications.

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