Shared Load Balancer for many ElasticBeanstalk apps

PS: AWS recently updated the console for ElasticBeanstalk, but the process described here still works correctly :) Are you looking to save costs on your ElasticBeanstalk infrastructure? Then you'll want to consider using a shared load balancer! This video will show you how to set up a shared load balancer for your ElasticBeanstalk environments, allowing you to use the same load balancer for multiple ElasticBeanstalk environments using a Host-based routing strategy. We'll also discuss how a shared load balancer can save money on your cloud infrastructure and how to set up HTTPS to protect your requests from man-in-the-middle attacks. Finally, we'll show you how to create multiple environments on AWS using the ElasticBeanstalk platform. By following this video, you can save money on your ElasticBeanstalk infrastructure! Thanks for watching! 0:00 - Introduction 1:42 - Warning about required domain 2:35 - Set up a shared load balancer 6:56 - Setup first App on ElasticBeanstalk 11:00 - Setup Route53 records (App 1) 12:21 - Fix the unreachable app 14:10 - Create App 2 and App 3 18:08 - Set up Route53 records (App 2 and App 3) 19:20 - Final tests and Conclusion

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