Implement Load Balancing on Compute Engine: Challenge Lab Reviews

Dimitris K. · Reviewed about 2 months ago

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Amerendra K. · Reviewed about 2 months ago

Prepared all commands with use of the documentation and with the lessons learned of previous labs. (so i only needed to changes the names and zones) There where some questions remaining but that was regarding using ADDRESSES, but did not seem mandatory for this exercise. With the check i got the message "Please verify the web servers are serving on frontend of HTTP(s) Load Balancer." All nodes in the instance where healthy and i even redeployed them after i noticed i missed the named-ports. Still this message remained and frankly did not give any guidance on what i was then supposed to do. Also tried to do a google search. but no answers which seems to match my state. So for my next attempt i'm pretty much clueless. second try: the code to create the startup script should be run in terminal which created the startup script and not added as the startup script it self to the template. I focused to much on the wrong thing and trying to get that to work. perhaps the creation process could be mentioned to indicate you need to create the startup script and then use it, so the team can configure that later.

Wietse B. · Reviewed about 2 months ago

GOOD

Shield S. · Reviewed about 2 months ago

Gunesh A. · Reviewed about 2 months ago