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I have never configured PrivateLink as a target for NLB, is the health check setting the correct setting?
For example, is the port number correct?
Can PrivateLink be used without going through NLB in the first place?
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Are you using endpoint services? Wondering if this relates to it: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/privatelink/configure-endpoint-service.html
thanks for sharing the link, I will read it shortly
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Availability Zone names in a customer account might not map to the same locations as Availability Zone names in another account. For example, the Availability Zone US-EAST-1A might not be the same Availability Zone as US- EAST-1A for another account. An endpoint service gets configured in Availability Zones according to their mapping in a customer’s account.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/aws-privatelink/deploying-aws-privatelink.html
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I created an NLB targeting the same PrivateLink IP address in my environment. The conclusion is HEALTHY as follows.
Health checks are set up as follows.
If PrivateLink is available, can you share the security group settings?
Interesting, I am going to recheck my setup, maybe an oversight on my part, I will get back to you with my findings but thanks for confirming that it can be done
I have updated my question with few details, the Security Group has 3 ingress rules which will make you wonder but that's just part of troubleshooting