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Azure Network sample for managing internal load balancers -
High-level ...
- Create an internal load balancer that receives network traffic on port 1521 (Oracle SQL Node Port) and sends load-balanced traffic to two virtual machines
- Create NAT rules for SSH and TELNET access to virtual machines behind the load balancer
- Create a health probe
Details ...
Create an internal facing load balancer with ... - A frontend private IP address - One backend address pool which contains network interfaces for the virtual machines to receive 1521 (Oracle SQL Node Port) network traffic from the load balancer - One load balancing rule fto map port 1521 on the load balancer to ports in the backend address pool - One probe which contains HTTP health probe used to check availability of virtual machines in the backend address pool - Two inbound NAT rules which contain rules that map a public port on the load balancer to a port for a specific virtual machine in the backend address pool - this provides direct VM connectivity for SSH to port 22 and TELNET to port 23
Create two network interfaces in the backend subnet ... - And associate network interfaces to backend pools and NAT rules
Create two virtual machines in the backend subnet ... - And assign network interfaces
Update an existing load balancer, configure TCP idle timeout Create another load balancer List load balancers Remove an existing load balancer.
To run this sample:
See DefaultAzureCredential and prepare the authentication works best for you. For more details on authentication, please refer to AUTH.md.
git clone https://github.com/Azure-Samples/network-java-manage-internal-load-balancers.git
cd network-java-manage-internal-load-balancers
mvn clean compile exec:java
For general documentation as well as quickstarts on how to use Azure Management Libraries for Java, please see here.
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