Configure a load balancer using PowerShell

- [Instructor] In the last video, we created … PS-LoadBalancer using PowerShell. … Now, we will see how we can configure … the load balancer with PowerShell. … We can see that I have opened the Azure Cloud Shell … in a different tab, and I will open the editor … and add some of the commandlets … that I will use in this video. … This first commandlet, … adds the reference … of the load balancer into the variable: $LoadBalancer. … So, now I can reference it within other commandlets. … And, I will do the same with $Backend, … by adding the reference to the backend address pull config. … Great, now that I have those variables set up, … I can perform configurations, like for example, … create an inbound NAT rule config. … If we go into the portal, … we can see, … that there are no NAT rules created in this load balancer. … So, I will execute … this commandlet … to create a new one. … We can see that … I'm executing Add-AzLoadBalancerInboundNATRuleConfig … to create a new NAT rule configuration. …