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ALB Using Path

Two Ubuntu EC2 instances were created with Nginx configured on Instance-1 and Apache2 on Instance-2. Each instance has a separate application directory (/app1 and /app2) where the index.html files were moved. An Application Load Balancer was set up with two target groups for health checks, allowing access to both applications via their respective URLs.

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ALB Using Path

Two Ubuntu EC2 instances were created with Nginx configured on Instance-1 and Apache2 on Instance-2. Each instance has a separate application directory (/app1 and /app2) where the index.html files were moved. An Application Load Balancer was set up with two target groups for health checks, allowing access to both applications via their respective URLs.

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Created 2 Ubuntu EC2 Instances

Configured Nginx in Instance-1


Configured Apache2 in Instance-2

Logged into instance-1

cd /var/www/html

mkdir /app1

mv [Link] /app1
Logged into instance-2

cd /var/www/html

mkdir /app2

mv [Link] /app2

Configured 2 Target Groups for each instance


Added /app1 to 1st Target Group and /app2 to 2nd Target Groupin HTTP: Health checks
Now Created Application Load Balancer and added 2 Target Groups into it

In rules added /app1/* and /app2/*


Now copy DNS and go to web browser pastedns/app1 and pastedns/app2 check you will get the
output.

App1:

App2:

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