A classic AWS architecture for hosting web applications. Features load balancing, auto-scaling EC2 instances, managed My...
A classic AWS architecture for hosting web applications. Features load balancing, auto-scaling EC2 instances, managed MySQL database, and S3 for static content delivery. Perfect for learning the fundamentals of cloud architecture.
Create a basic web application on AWS with EC2 instances behind an Application Load Balancer, using RDS for the database and S3 for static assets
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about 2 months ago
I appreciate the effort put into this architecture, but I have some significant concerns that could impact its production readiness. One major issue is the use of two RDS instances; this setup suggests a lack of clear purpose, as it's unclear whether they are for redundancy, read replicas, or something else.
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