Working with standard accelerators in AWS Global Accelerator
This chapter includes procedures and recommendations for creating standard accelerators in AWS Global Accelerator, including configuring accelerators, listeners, endpoint groups, and endpoints. With a standard accelerator, Global Accelerator chooses the closest healthy endpoint for your traffic.
If instead you want to use custom application logic to direct one or more users to a specific endpoint among many endpoints, create a custom routing accelerator. For more information, see Working with custom routing accelerators in AWS Global Accelerator.
To set up a standard accelerator, do the following:
Create an accelerator, and choose the standard accelerator option.
For Address type, select IPv4 or Dual-stack.
Optionally, configure static IP addresses with bring your own IP address.
Add a listener with a specific set of ports or port range, and choose the protocol to accept: TCP or UDP.
Add one or more endpoint groups, one for each AWS Region in which you have endpoint resources.
Add one or more endpoints to the endpoint groups. This isn't required, but traffic won't be routed if you don't have any endpoints. To learn about the types of endpoints and requirements, see .
The following sections provide steps for adding, deleting, and configuring standard accelerators and their components, including listeners, endpoint groups, and endpoints.
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