One load balancer serves multi ecs container within one ec2 instance

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Suppose I have one EC2 instance called ec2_test and 2 ECS container ecs_service_1 and ecs_service_2 running on it:

ec2_test:35500 -------> ecs_service_1:3000

ec2_test:35600 -------> ecs_service_2:3000

I want config in one ALB as following:

domain1.example.com   ----->  ECS_service_1

domain2.example.com   ----->  ECS_service_2

I know can config ALB to route traffic to a specific EC2 instance (ec2_test) but I dont know how to config traffic routed to a specific ECS container.

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Suppose I have one EC2 instance called ec2_test and 2 ECS container ecs_service_1 and ecs_service_2 running on it:

ec2_test:35500 -------> ecs_service_1:3000

ec2_test:35600 -------> ecs_service_2:3000

I want config in one ALB as following:

domain1.example.com   ----->  ECS_service_1

domain2.example.com   ----->  ECS_service_2

I know can config ALB to route traffic to a specific EC2 instance (ec2_test) but I dont know how to config traffic routed to a specific ECS container.

edited Nov 11 at 19:41

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Suppose I have one EC2 instance called ec2_test and 2 ECS container ecs_service_1 and ecs_service_2 running on it:

ec2_test:35500 -------> ecs_service_1:3000

ec2_test:35600 -------> ecs_service_2:3000

I want config in one ALB as following:

domain1.example.com   ----->  ECS_service_1

domain2.example.com   ----->  ECS_service_2

I know can config ALB to route traffic to a specific EC2 instance (ec2_test) but I dont know how to config traffic routed to a specific ECS container.

edited Nov 11 at 19:41

Kannaiyan

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asked Nov 11 at 9:47

Hung

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Suppose I have one EC2 instance called ec2_test and 2 ECS container ecs_service_1 and ecs_service_2 running on it:

ec2_test:35500 -------> ecs_service_1:3000

ec2_test:35600 -------> ecs_service_2:3000

I want config in one ALB as following:

domain1.example.com   ----->  ECS_service_1

domain2.example.com   ----->  ECS_service_2

I know can config ALB to route traffic to a specific EC2 instance (ec2_test) but I dont know how to config traffic routed to a specific ECS container.

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edited Nov 11 at 19:41

Kannaiyan

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asked Nov 11 at 9:47

Hung

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edited Nov 11 at 19:41

Kannaiyan

5,75411942

asked Nov 11 at 9:47

Hung

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edited Nov 11 at 19:41

Kannaiyan

5,75411942

edited Nov 11 at 19:41

Kannaiyan

5,75411942

edited Nov 11 at 19:41

Kannaiyan

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Hung

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asked Nov 11 at 9:47

Hung

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I knew.

Load Balancer + Target Group can only point to ec2 instance but not specific docker container in it.

So If I have 2 different services, I have not put them in one target_group.
I must use 2 target_groups to point specific domain to specific ecs_service container:

domain1.example.com --> load_balancer_1 --> target_group_1 

   --> target_1 (EC2 instance):35500 --> ecs_service_1:3000



domain2.example.com --> load_balancer_1 --> target_group_2 

   --> target_1 (EC2 instance):35600 --> ecs_service_2:3000

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I knew.

Load Balancer + Target Group can only point to ec2 instance but not specific docker container in it.

So If I have 2 different services, I have not put them in one target_group.
I must use 2 target_groups to point specific domain to specific ecs_service container:

domain1.example.com --> load_balancer_1 --> target_group_1 

   --> target_1 (EC2 instance):35500 --> ecs_service_1:3000



domain2.example.com --> load_balancer_1 --> target_group_2 

   --> target_1 (EC2 instance):35600 --> ecs_service_2:3000

answered Nov 12 at 5:32

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up vote
0
down vote

I knew.

Load Balancer + Target Group can only point to ec2 instance but not specific docker container in it.

So If I have 2 different services, I have not put them in one target_group.
I must use 2 target_groups to point specific domain to specific ecs_service container:

domain1.example.com --> load_balancer_1 --> target_group_1 

   --> target_1 (EC2 instance):35500 --> ecs_service_1:3000



domain2.example.com --> load_balancer_1 --> target_group_2 

   --> target_1 (EC2 instance):35600 --> ecs_service_2:3000

answered Nov 12 at 5:32

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up vote
0
down vote

I knew.

Load Balancer + Target Group can only point to ec2 instance but not specific docker container in it.

So If I have 2 different services, I have not put them in one target_group.
I must use 2 target_groups to point specific domain to specific ecs_service container:

domain1.example.com --> load_balancer_1 --> target_group_1 

   --> target_1 (EC2 instance):35500 --> ecs_service_1:3000



domain2.example.com --> load_balancer_1 --> target_group_2 

   --> target_1 (EC2 instance):35600 --> ecs_service_2:3000

answered Nov 12 at 5:32

Hung

3010

I knew.

Load Balancer + Target Group can only point to ec2 instance but not specific docker container in it.

So If I have 2 different services, I have not put them in one target_group.
I must use 2 target_groups to point specific domain to specific ecs_service container:

domain1.example.com --> load_balancer_1 --> target_group_1 

   --> target_1 (EC2 instance):35500 --> ecs_service_1:3000



domain2.example.com --> load_balancer_1 --> target_group_2 

   --> target_1 (EC2 instance):35600 --> ecs_service_2:3000

answered Nov 12 at 5:32

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answered Nov 12 at 5:32

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