Question
After playing with load balancers: default-backend 404
- Posted on August 26, 2020
- AngularLoad Balancing
Asked by Alejandro Matos
I tried playing with load balancers yesterday. After I deleted the load balancer, I’m getting certificate errors (invalid Fake Ingress Certificate, although mine is from Godaddy) and I’m only getting the text default backend - 404 without being able to access my site.
Is there anything I can do to fix this?
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When I created the Load Balancer, it added an entry in my domain and redirect all traffic to the LB’s IP. After deleting the entry and setting the correct value it worked.
I don’t get why it didn’t delete the entry in my domain, though