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Abiquo 6.0 adds support for This page describes how Abiquo supports load balancers in the Google Cloud Platform. |
Abiquo 6.0 adds support for supports load balancers in Google Cloud Platform (GCP). For more details about GCP load balancers, see https://cloud.google.com/load-balancing/docs/features
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NOTE: You cannot create target groups in Abiquo of type: MANAGED_INSTANCE_GROUP and REGIONAL_MANAGED_INSTANCE_GROUP. However, you can onboard these target groups into Abiquo.
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Unmanaged instance group
Note that you should enter a Name for the receiving Port, which you will also need to enter in the Load balancer's Routing rule tab
And select the Global network, Subnet, Location, and Availability zone of the VMs that you will add to the target group
NetworkEndpointType - GCE IP port
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With this target group, you can load balance addresses and ports in Google Cloud Platform networks
Note: This screenshot shows Internet IP port, which only works with Classic load balancers
After you create the target group, you can create a load balancer, in the Location (regional) or Global section.
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In GCP, Abiquo Routing rules represent the Forwarding rule protocol and port + target proxy (if proxy based) + URL map (if HTTP(s)) + backend service.
GCP | Abiquo |
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Forward rule protocol, port | Routing rule protocol, Port In |
Backend service protocol, named port | Routing rule protocol OUT, port name out (for proxy based load balancers) |
Backend service backends | Forward action, target groups target of the default conditional action: Balancing mode:
See https://cloud.google.com/load-balancing/docs/backend-service#balancing-mode |
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Configure the routing rules of your load balancer in GCP.
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You will need to create a health check for each backend service.
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