Application Load Balancer | AWS Supported Resources | Appranix

Application Load Balancer

Does Appranix support additional rules specified in Listener?

Yes.

Does Appranix support targets that can register with multiple target groups?

Yes.

Does Appranix support Host-Based, Path-Based Routing, Routing based on fields in the request?

Content-based routing on the Application Load Balancer now supports both Host- and Path-based rules.

Does Appranix support registering instance ID as targets?

Yes.

Does Appranix support registering instance IP address as targets?

Appranix is yet to support this feature.

Does Appranix support registering Lambda functions as targets?

Appranix is yet to support this feature.

Does Appranix provide support for the load balancer to authenticate the users to their applications with corporate
or social identities before routing requests?

Appranix is yet to support this feature.

Does Appranix provide support for containerized applications (Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS)
can select an unused port when scheduling a task and register the task with a target group using this port)?

Appranix is yet to support this feature.

Does Appranix support attach a target group to an Auto Scaling group?

Appranix is yet to support this feature.

Does Appranix support Access logs that contain additional information that gets stored in a compressed format?

Appranix is yet to support this feature.

How does Appranix handle SSL certificate management in the load balancer during recovery?

If the user has added certificates to the load balancer in the primary region, they must add the same certificate in all the recovery regions. Along with the certificates, an AWS resource tag must be added for Appranix to identify the primary and the recovery regions. During recovery, Appranix attaches the certificates in the recovery regions automatically using these tags.
NOTE: This setting is to be made even before the protection so that the metadata information is properly captured for recovery to be successful.