fwiw it looks like this is going to work just fine. 

I had to run a separate process to accept HTTP1 to pass the healthcheck, 
this meant running static ports rather than the standard ECS dynamic ports. 
That's a bit sad, but functional.

Other big PITA is of course that I now need to do SSL termination myself. 
But c'est la vie. I'm pretty curious to compare latencies.

On Thursday, November 30, 2017 at 3:04:08 PM UTC-5, [email protected] wrote:
>
> I have an AWS ECS cluster from which I'd like to expose a GRPC service to 
> the world.  That has.... not been easy. 
>
> I worked around the challenge of having GPRC join a target group by 
> running dropwizard on one port for the healthcheck and GRPC on a different 
> port. 
>
> That only got me to the net roadblock though which was that while ALB does 
> accept HTTP2 it forwards it out as HTTP1 and thus I get "Unexpected 
> HTTP/1.x request"  from grpc-java.  
>
> I think the next option would be something like 
> https://medium.com/applied-engineering-reporting-from-the-front/http-load-balancing-on-grpc-services-e3d702db05d7
>  
> which makes a custom multiplexer?
>
>
> I thought I was stymied, but then I realized that perhaps 
> http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/network/introduction.html
>   
>  would be the right move. A layer 4 load balancer should get the HTTP2 
> traffic right to my GRPC server ya?   I'd be responsible for SSL 
> termination and all that but still... 
>
>
> Giving that a shot though I've gotten stuck on getting an NLBs TCP 
> healthcheck to come back as healthy from GRPC. It's darn hard to debug so 
> I'm wondering whether anybody else has given this a shot / can let me know 
> whether I'm on a reasonable track here. I mostly deal with layer 4 & 7 wrt 
> cakes. 
>
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Jeff
>

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