azure-load-balancer

问题 Is there any way to load balance the Azure Blob Storage by just using Azure Load Balancer and the Blob Storage (without needing a service)? What I'm trying to achieve is to hit a load-balancer url like: https://load-balancer.somerandomazureurl.net Which will route the request to a blob container (with same contents) in either West Europe or Central US data centers depending on the location and the load. 回答1: You could not do that using Azure Load Balancer since it only could load incoming

问题 Hi I have a azure vm on which I want to configure port forwarding so that I can redirect traffic to 1100 port, I have created a public loadbalancer and in NAT rule I have configured the ports, but seems that I cant RDP onto the VM using my port 1100, can anyone suggest me some documents where I can get this thing done? Or point me in the right direction? 回答1: As I understand, you want to RDP your Azure VM through the front port 1100 of Load Balancer. So you need to add your VM into the

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53815807/assign-static-public-address-to-azure-container-instance-deployment

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53815807/assign-static-public-address-to-azure-container-instance-deployment

问题 For networking I'm using new Standard SKU (Load balancer, Public IP addresses, etc.). By default everything is disabled for Public IP Address Standard SKU. I added the following and got TCP outbound connectivity: 1. NSG - enabled all outbound traffic 2. Load balancer rule - rule for Tcp & disabled SNAT 3. Outbound rule - for Tcp Now when I remote to VMSS VM instance, I can open "google.com". But "ping google.com" keeps timing out. I wonder what I should configure to enable ping/tracert to

问题 I have an Azure Load Balancer in front of a Azure VM Scale Set (VMSS). I also have a NAT pool configured on the Load Balancer like the following: { "name": "InstanceInputEndpointNatPool", "properties": { "backendPort": 10000, "frontendIPConfiguration": { "id": "[concat(resourceId('Microsoft.Network/loadBalancers', variables('loadBalancers_01_name')), '/frontendIPConfigurations/LoadBalancerIPConfig')]" }, "frontendPortRangeStart": 10100, "frontendPortRangeEnd": 10500, "protocol": "Tcp" } }

问题 I have an Azure WebRole, which publishes a WCF Service with PerSession setting. This means, session needs to be preserved for a long time... This is because of synch-framework and cannot be changed. Now I have the problem when I want to use Multi-Instances on that Web Role (Classic Azure Cloud Service) Can I configure an Application Gateway with endpoints not to the Public WebRole but to each Instances, so that the Gateway handles the Balancing? How? Thanks 回答1: Technically, the Application

问题 I'm getting the node IP address instead of the client IP. Is it possible to get the client IP with a service of type LoadBalancer ? Or will I need to use a ingress controller? apiVersion: v1 kind: Service metadata: name: app-svc labels: name: app-svc environment: dev spec: type: LoadBalancer loadBalancerIP: XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX ports: - name: http-port port: 80 targetPort: 80 protocol: TCP selector: name: app-deploy 回答1: You do not need any Ingress controller. However it is required to set the

问题 ARM template for Azure App Service has setting to configure load balancing algorithm - loadBalancing. According to documentation it's available through SiteConfig object and can have following values: WeightedRoundRobin, LeastRequests, LeastResponseTime, WeightedTotalTraffic, RequestHash. We performed some testing with Standard S1 app service plan with two instances. First instance was responding to all request with no delay, second instance was responding to all requests with 3 seconds delay