Target groups provide a flexible way to manage load balancing nodes or targets.
Provider | Notes |
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AWS | An Application load balancer sends traffic to a target group by default. You can create multiple target groups for each load balancer. |
OCI | Each target group belongs exclusively to a single load balancer. You must create at least one target group per load balancer |
GCP | You can create multiple target groups that can belong to multiple load balancers |
Privilege: Manage load balancers, Assign load balancers
Before you begin:
- Create targets, which may include subnets and IP addresses, or VMs
To create an target group:
- Go to myCloud → Virtual datacenters → select a virtual datacenter in AWS → Network → Load balancing → Target groups
- Click the + add button
Enter the target group details and assign targets as described below
Click Save
Target group general info
For more details see:
- GUI Create target group General info
- GUI Create target group General info GCP
- GUI Create target group General info OCI
Target group health check
In AWS and OCI, you create a health check for each target group.
In GCP, you create a health check as part of the load balancer, and you can align it with the routing rules.
Screenshot: Create target group Health check AWS
Screenshot: Create target group Health check OCI
For more details see:
- GUI Create target group Health check (for AWS and OCI)
Target group targets
In AWS, when you create the target group you can add targets.
In OCI and GCP, to add targets, edit the target group
For more details see