Target group page
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Available in VPC
A target group is used for distributing requests to one or more registered targets (servers). In other words, it's a set of targets to handle requests. This is only used in Load Balancer services.
Target groups can add, delete, or monitor a target group to add when creating a Load Balancer. In addition, a new target can be added to the target group, or targets that have already been added can be deleted. A health check policy for the added target can be set.
Connect to NAVER Cloud Platform's portal, and then click the [Console] > Services > Networking > Load Balancer > Target Group, in that order, to connect to the target group menu.
Target group page
The target group page is laid out as follows.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| ① Menu name | Displays name of the menu currently being viewed and number of target groups created. |
| ② Basic features | Features displayed when accessing the Target Group menu initially |
| ③ Post-creation features | Features displayed after creating a target group. Activated when selecting the target group. |
| ④ Search field | Displays the search window and search filter. |
| ⑤ Target group list |
Check target group list
In the target group list, the target group created and itis details can be checked. The following describes how to check the information.
Note
The list can be checked if there are one or more target groups created. If there aren't any target groups created, then no list is displayed in the target group page.
From the NAVER Cloud Platform console, click the Services > Networking > Load Balancer menus, in that order.
Click the Target Group menu.
Check the summary information or click the target group to check the details in the target group list.
- Target group name (TargetGroupNo): target group's name and number
- Protocol: target group's protocol information
- Port: the port number serving (listen) to target
- Target type: target type information
- Number of targets: information about the number of targets included in a target group
- Connection load balancer: information about a Load Balancer where a target group is connected
- VPC: name of VPC where the target is included
- Creation date and time: date when the target group was created
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