Load Balancers
Creating a Load balancer using GCP in DuploCloud
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Creating a Load balancer using GCP in DuploCloud
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All containers run inside a private network and cannot be accessed from an external network. To make them accessible from an external network, create a Load Balancer.
If you need to create an Ingress Load Balancer, refer to the GKE Ingress page in the DuploCloud Kubernetes User Guide.
See the GCP Quick Start for an end-to-end example of deploying an application using a GCP Service.
In the DuploCloud Portal, navigate to Kubernetes -> Services.
On the Services page, select the Service name in the Name column.
Click the Load Balancers tab.
If no Load Balancers exist, click the Configure Load Balancer link. If other Load Balancers exist, click Add in the LB listeners card. The Add Load Balancer Listener pane displays.
From the Select Type list box, select a Load Balancer Listener type based on your Load Balancer.
Complete other fields as required and click Add to add the Load Balancer Listener.
DuploCloud allows no more than one (0 or 1) Load Balancer per DuploCloud Service.
For internal Load Balancers, you cannot use Google Managed Certificates. You can import a certificate from somewhere else or use a self-signed certificate. We recommend using the self-signed certificate option for internal Load Balancers because you control authentication at the IP level.
Here's an example Terraform code snippet to create a self-signed certificate for an internal Load Balancer in DuploCloud: