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Solution: Route 53 for canary deployments - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: Deploying Your AWS Application to the Cloud with Docker
Solution: Route 53 for canary deployments
(upbeat music) - [Instructor] Okay, so for this challenge, we want to route 90% of traffic, using route 53, to a specific version of our application that is running in one server, and 10% of the traffic to another version, running in another server. Let's go to route 53. We'll choose our hosted zone. This one is created for ourdomainname.com, whatever it may be, in your situation. We'll choose create record set. We'll just create a record, call it web app. And let's say this is our application, running on server 1.2.3.4. And this is our stable version, currently in production. We're going to choose weighed traffic. And we'll pick 90% weight. For ID, we can put any value here. So we'll call it stable version. And click create. We're going to create another record set. We have to call it exactly the same, web app. And for the value, let's say it's running in a different server. Let's say 1.2.3.5. We're going…
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Building the network infrastructure for your deployment2m 20s
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Deploy a load balancer2m 56s
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Update the IAM role for your load balancer2m 14s
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Container task definition for your container2m 31s
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Create an ECS cluster and service6m 35s
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Challenge: Canary deployments51s
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Solution: Route 53 for canary deployments2m 16s
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