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I have a tomcat ec2 server behind AWS application load balancer with the example domain http://sourceplatform.xyz.com/

sourceplatform.xyz.com points to the hostname of the load balancer, which based on rules directs traffic to target group.

I want to deploy another web app with the suffix http://sourceplatform.xyz.com/visual. I could use path based rules in aws load balancer, but due to decisions beyond my control I need to deploy any new app to Azure.

Is there a way I can make AWS load balancer redirect path based traffic(for /visual/) to Azure load balancer? We have peering setup between AWS and Azure and all communication is on private network(There's no public network involved)

Kohini
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  • Sounds like API Gateway would be a more appropriate tool than an ALB here, although I don't know how the Azure peering works in either case. – IMSoP Feb 15 '21 at 09:20
  • Does azure LB give you static private ip accessible from ALB's vpc? – Marcin Feb 15 '21 at 10:49
  • @Marcin, It does. But the rules only allow specifying instance to which traffic needs to be redirected. from what I know – Kohini Feb 15 '21 at 11:56
  • If you have private ip, add your azure lb ip as `ip type` target. – Marcin Feb 15 '21 at 12:00

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