Maximization of network
efficiency through the automatic distribution of traffic

Load balancer

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This feature automatically distributes inbound traffic to prevent traffic bottlenecks and to ensure efficient network operation.

  • Single Zone LB
    - This is a load balancer for distributing traffic within a single zone.
    - You can register two or more instances belonging to the zone in question as load balancing members.
  • Multi-Zone LB
    - This is a load balancer for distributing traffic between two or more zones within a multi-zone.
    - It provides DNS-based GSLB service, and a load balancer is created and operated in each zone.
    - Load balancing members can be registered in other zones using the cross-zone network.

Price

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· Load balancer 2.0

Load Balancer 2.0 can create a single zone LB and multi-zone LB.

Product Type Specifications Hourly Rate Max
Connections
TPS Common
Single Zone LB Public Load Blancer 2Core 2GB * 2EA
Active-Active
KRW 30 80,000 60,000 -
Private Load Blancer 2Core 2GB * 2EA
Active-Standby
KRW 30 40,000 30,000 -
Multi-Zone LB Public Load Blancer (Each Zone)
2Core 2GB * 2EA
Active-Active
KRW 70 80,000 60,000 GSLB provided Redundant configuration between zones
- Max. Number of Concurrent Connections: At least 20,000 per 1GB of memory
- TPS(transactions per second): Number of transactions that the system can handle per second
* For products with higher specifications, request a standalone load balancer service.

How to Use

Create
a pool

Create a pool with the protocol and distribution method of the load balancer settings configured.

Create
a VIP

Create a VIP (virtual IP address) connected to a public IP address.

Register
VMs

Register VMs to distribute the load according to the pool settings with the LB members.

Set the
monitoring
value

Set the monitoring value for load balancer management.

Connect
the VIP

Connect the VIP to the public IP address where the load balancer will be used, and the traffic coming into the public IP address in question will be distributed.

Features

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  • Distribution of traffic coming into a specific IP address
  • Ensuring stability by configuring redundancy (Active-Standby) with the application of failover
  • Can select the protocol and distribution method according to your needs

    • Types of Supported Protocols
    - TCP, HTTP, HTTPS

    • Distribution Methods
    - Round robin, a way of directing the same amount of requests to the designated servers sequentially
    - Source IP, a way of directing a specific IP request to a specific server
    - Least connection, a way of direct the request to the server receiving the least requests

  • L7 Features available

    - When creating a load balancer, if you select an application load balancer, you can configure L7 rules to refine distribution.
    - L7 policies only work properly when the listener's protocol is HTTP/TERMINATED_HTTPS.

  • Select Network Type

    • Public Load Balancer
    - Configured with a public IP to handle load balancing for requests originating from outside the network or the internet.

    • Private Load Balancer
    - Uses a private IP to handle load balancing for internal servers and is inaccessible from the outside.

Configuration

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• Single-Zone LB

Single-Zone LB Configuration

• Multi-Zone LB

Multi-Zone LB Configuration