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I'm trying to set up some internally-facing docker services using the docker ECS integration, and am currently creating my own load balancer within our private VPC and then defining it using x-aws-loadbalancer. I'm wondering if instead of this, could I put the CloudFormation into the x-aws-cloudformation overlay and maintain everything with the docker compose lifecycle? I think that would be very clean and simplify our setup quite a bit. I've tried using the x-aws-cloudformation overlay with a resource entry like the following to manually set the load balancer:
VPC vpc-id should have at least 2 associated public subnets in different availability zones
Is there any possibility of supporting load balancer configuration in the overlay like this? Essentially I think this would require skipping the automated load balancer setup if LoadBalancer is present in the x-aws-cloudformation Resources entry. Alternatively, having private VPC support would also solve this issue because I wouldn't need to set up a custom LoadBalancer entry, although I saw #1064 so I assume this probably won't be supported.
Thanks for taking a look! I really appreciate docker and the ECS integration is awesome, so I'm hoping to see if I can find a nice way around this.