Azure Internal Load Balancer

  Azure Internal Load Balancer 

Azure Internal Load Balancer



Internal Load Balancer:- 

An Internal load balancer directs traffic only to resources that are inside a virtual network or that use a VPN to access Azure infrastructure.


It Enables 4 types of load balancing:-

 

  1. Within a virtual network.
  2. For a cross premies virtual network.
  3. For multi-tier application.
  4. For line of Business applications. 



Azure Internal Load Balancer Labs:-


Step1. Create Virtual Network.

             â€” myvnet, 10.0.0.0/16

                    â€” RG-ILB, East US

             â€” mysubnet, 10.0.0.0/24

             â€” Review + Create, Create.


Step2. Create 3 Virtual Machines. VM1VM2VMTest.


— Availability Set        â€” MyAvailSet.

— Image                       â€” Windows-2019.

— Size                          â€” 2vCPU, 4RAM.

— VM1. Pass, RDP, HTTP, HTTPS

— Boot Diagnostics   â€” off

— Review + Create, Create.


— Do the same for VM2 and VMTest.

— install webserver (IIS) on VM1, VM2


—> Go to C:\ Drive   â€”> inetpub   â€”> wwwroot    â€”> Create index.html file and write some data into that file.



Step3. Create Load Balancer.

— Name         â€” Web-LB

                       â€” Internal

— SKU          â€” Standard, RG-ILB, East US.

— VNet         â€” myvnet

                       â€” mysubnet, Next.


— Add frontend ip:  

     â€”FE-ip01

     â€” MySubnet, Add, Save.


— Add backend pool:  

    â€” BP01

    â€” Add   â€” VM1, VM2, Add, Save.


— Add Load Balancing Rule     â€” Add

     â€” LB-Rule, FE-ip01, 80, 80, Save.


— Health probe:   

     â€” HP01, HTTP, Save.

     â€” Review + Create, Create.


—>> Go to resource copy Web-LB-ip.



Step4. Go to 3rd VM 


—> VMTest take RDP and connect.

—> Open I-Explorer and paste ip and check the details.

—> Wait 4 minutes and hit again and see the another VM data.


































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