Target groups provide a flexible way to manage load balancing nodes or targets.
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As there are many types of target groups in Google Cloud, this page provides examples of two examples of target group types: instance groups and network endpoint groups. | Note |
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In the platform, you cannot create target groups of these types: - MANAGED_INSTANCE_GROUP
- REGIONAL_MANAGED_INSTANCE_GROUP
But Abiquo onboards all target groups from GCP |
Unmanaged instance group example 
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Name | The Name of the target group. Google Cloud Platform will only accept the following characters: a-z, 0-9 and "-", and you cannot modify the name | Type | For a typical load balancer with VMs attached, create an UNMANAGED_INSTANCE_GROUP. - The other fields in this table are for an UNMANAGED_INSTANCE_GROUP
| | Named ports | Enter a port Name to identify each Port in the target group. Keep the names to enter them in load balancers | | Global network | The network that the VMs in the unmanaged instance group will use | | Subnet | A subnet of the global network that the VMs in the unmanaged instance group will belong to | Location | The public cloud region that the VMs will belong to in the global network | | Availability zone | The availability zone to use in the global network |
GCE IP port target group example  Abiquo recommends GCE_IP_PORT target groups. This screenshot shows an INTERNET_IP_PORT target group. The INTERNET_IP_PORT target group is only available with classic load balancers.
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Name | The Name of the target group. GCP will only accept the following characters: a-z, 0-9 and "-", and you cannot modify the name | Type | GCE_IP_PORT represents a Network Endpoint Group in GCP. It will load balance GCE IP addresses at the given port | | Port | The Port for communicating with the load balanced nodes |
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