Create and Configure ALB to Build a Resilient Application

Create and Configure ALB to Build a Resilient Application
Create and Configure ALB to Build a Resilient Application

CLOUD LABS



Create and Configure ALB to Build a Resilient Application

In this lab, you’ll build a fault-tolerant web app with ALB, Auto Scaling, HTTPS, and least-privilege networking in a Multi-AZ VPC. This challenge-based exercise is designed for hands-on practice; step-by-step instructions will not be provided.

1 Task

intermediate

2hr 30m

Certificate of Completion

Desktop OnlyDevice is not compatible.
No Setup Required
Amazon Web Services

Technologies
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Cloud Lab Overview

In this Challenge Cloud Lab, you’ll build a highly available and secure web application architecture using an Application Load Balancer (ALB) in AWS. You’ll design a Multi-AZ environment where incoming HTTPS traffic is distributed across backend web servers, ensuring fault tolerance and secure communication. Step-by-step instructions will not be provided.

You’ll be tested on your ability to deploy core networking and compute components. Your work will be evaluated on setting up a scalable VPC, launching and managing EC2 instances in an Auto Scaling group, configuring the ALB (with listeners, routing rules, and health checks), and applying least-privilege security rules.

Below is the visual representation of the system architecture that you will create in this lab:

High-level architecture for HTTP traffic routed by an ALB to Auto Scaling web servers across multiple AZs
High-level architecture for HTTP traffic routed by an ALB to Auto Scaling web servers across multiple AZs

AWS services you’ll be tested on:

  • Amazon VPC

  • Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling

  • Application Load Balancer

Cloud Lab Tasks
Deploy a Resilient Web Application with Application Load Balancer
Labs Rules Apply
Stay within resource usage requirements.
Do not engage in cryptocurrency mining.
Do not engage in or encourage activity that is illegal.

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