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          Available in VPC

          In the Load Balancer menu, you can create, delete, or monitor a Load Balancer. Also, you can change settings for Load Balancers, subnets, and listeners.

          To access the Load Balancer menu, access the NAVER Cloud Platform portal, and then click [Console] > Services > Networking > Load Balancer in order.

          Load Balancer page

          The Load Balancer page is laid out as follows:

          AreaDescription
          ① Menu nameDisplays the name of the menu currently being viewed and number of Load Balancers created.
          ② Basic featuresFunctions displayed when you first enter the Load Balancer menu
        • [Create Load Balancer]: click to display the Create button by Load Balancer type, and select the Load Balancer type according to the service characteristics to create a Load Balancer
        • [Go to recommended products]: click to go to the Global DNS service introduction page
        • [Learn more about the product]: click to go to the Load Balancer introduction page
        • [Download]: activated only if you have a Load Balancer created. Click to download the Load Balancer list as an Excel file
        • [Refresh]: click to refresh the Load Balancer list
          • ③ Post-creation functionsFunctions displayed after creating a Load Balancer. Activated when selecting the load balancer (See Manage Application Load Balancer, Manage Network Load Balancer , and Manage Network Proxy Load Balancer)
        • [Change Load Balancer settings]: click to view and change the Load Balancer settings
        • [Change subnet]: click to change the subnet for the Load Balancer
        • [Change listener settings]: click to view added listeners, add/change/delete listeners, and view/change rules
        • [Delete Load Balancer]: click to delete a Load Balancer(See Delete Load Balancer)
        • [Monitoring]: click to view the Load Balancer monitoring information in a graph
          • ④ Search areaDisplays the search bar and search filters.
          ⑤ Load Balancer list
        • Displays Load Balancers created
        • Clicking a Load Balancer displays details

          • View Load Balancer list

          In the Load Balancer list, you can view the Load Balancer you created and the details of the Load Balancer. To check the information, follow these steps:

          Note

          Only when you have at least one Load Balancer created, you can view the list. If you don't have any Load Balancers created, the list is not displayed in the Load Balancer page.

          1. Click Services > Networking > Load Balancer in order on the NAVER Cloud Platform console.
          2. Click the Load Balancer menu.
          3. View the summary information in the Load Balancer list, or click the Load Balancer to check the details.
            • Load Balancer name (Instance ID): name and instance ID of the Load Balancer
            • Status: status information of the Load Balancer
              • Creating: status in which the Load Balancer is being created with the information you entered
              • Operating: status in which the Load Balancer is successfully created with the information you entered and is ready to perform load balancing according to the settings
              • Stopped: status in which the Load Balancer created with the information you entered has stopped
              • Deleting: status in which the Load Balancer created with the information you entered is being deleted
              • Changing: status in which the changes to the Load Balancer you entered are being applied
            • Network: network information of the Load Balancer
            • VPC: information about VPC where the Load Balancer is located
            • Type: Load Balancer type information
            • Access information: IP information and domain name of the Load Balancer
            • Creation date: date when the Load balancer was created
            • Load Balancer subnet: information about the subnet in which the Load Balancer is located
            • Load control capacity: size information of the Load Balancer based on the load control capacity
            • Access log collection: whether access log collection is enabled
            • Idle Timeout: time to wait without disconnecting when the Load Balancer is in the idle status
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