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elbs:
- name: "{{ e_d_c }}-public"
scheme: "internet-facing"
- name: "{{ e_d_c }}-internal"
scheme: "internal"
If an internal elb exists, we need private subnets
This is functionally identical to the service_subnets and assumes you've
defined a private_elb_subnet_{1,2} similar to the existing
public_subnet_{1,2} variables (and requires code added in edx-secure's edx_service)
The subnet if statement is horride, but registering that variable as a
temporary global wasn't working.
Services might not have elbs, might only have public ELBs or might have
internal ELBs with no subnets configured. Try to catch these cases
before ansible/ec2 give a less useful error message.
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