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Configure a load balancer back-end

Configure a load balancer back-end - Azure Tutorial

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Configure a load balancer back-end

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- [Instructor] Now that we have our load balancer configured to accept requests from clients in the front end, let's create a backend pool where we will receive the requests from those clients. Let's click on the load balancer, and then Backend pools. We can see that there are no backend pools in this load balancer. Let's add one by clicking on Add. We are going to call it LoadBalancerBackend1. And we can make that backend pool IPV4 or IPV6, but we will leave it as IPV4. And then we can associate it to Availability sets, Single virtual machines, or a Virtual machine scale set. In this environment, I have a Virtual machine scale set ready with internet information server. Now that I have selected Virtual machine scale set, I will select the IISScaleSet1 that I have created for the environment, and click OK. Now we have to wait for the deployment to finish. Now that our scale set is added to the backend, now we have to upgrade…

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