Closed maxbrodie closed 9 years ago
Hi Max, eb_deployer uses CNAME swapping as shown in
eb_deployer/lib/eb_deployer/aws_driver/beanstalk.rb
Any DNS update has to propagate through the internet and DNS servers only update based on TTL they have set on their end. So to propagate such changes you will have to wait till the internet has update all through the chain of DNS servers.
To circumvent that you could use a combination of ELB and Route53. So the only system affected by your CNAME swap is ELB and it will update as soon as you want. In this solution, you would use an ELB that is associated with your sitename, and then the blue/green instances behind the ELB routed using your own Route53 instance. This way when you switch between blue/green only the ELB needs to be updated and you would not have to worry about DNS TTL.
Sudhindra.
Thanks Sudhindra. Just came across this - haven't used it yet, but at first glance appears to be an alternative to cname swapping / route53 for zero downtime deployments:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/using-features.rolling-version-deploy.html
That is what we recommend. Watch this video for more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U06-QLd4FL4
We did speak about eb_deployer in the later part but in the first part Chris from AWS EB team explains all the details.
Sudhindra.
On Wed, Jan 28, 2015 at 10:21 AM, maxbrodie notifications@github.com wrote:
Just came across this - haven't used it yet, but at first glance appears to be an alternative to cname swapping / route53 for zero downtime deployments:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/using-features.rolling-version-deploy.html
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Sudhindra. @sudhindraRao
Hi - what method does eb_deployer uses to swap between EB environments?
I've read CNAME Swap / Route53 Alias relies on DNS TTL, which is not necessarily respected by clients and could cause traffic to continue to old versions for up to two days.
Thanks.