How can I gracefully drain pods during scale-in on EKS?
With AWS ECS, when a service scales in or deploys, ECS first deregisters the task from the Application Load Balancer and lets existing requests drain before sending SIGTERM…
With AWS ECS, when a service scales in or deploys, ECS first deregisters the task from the Application Load Balancer and lets existing requests drain before sending SIGTERM…
With AWS ECS, when a service scales in or deploys a new version, ECS deregisters the task from the load balancer and drains existing connections before sending SIGTERM…
I'm working on a small service that handles HTTP requests, background jobs, and possibly WebSocket connections. My current shutdown sequence is to mark the service unavailable, stop accepting…
I'm designing a simple graceful-shutdown sequence for a small Node.js service that handles HTTP requests, background jobs, and possibly WebSocket connections. The plan is to mark the service…